{Simple Classics} Winter Activity: Cotton Ball Snowman

December 10, 2012 in All Posts, Preschool, Preschool Art, Toddler Activities, Toddler Art

We’re back with another Simple Classic: the Cotton Ball Snowman!

Remember these from back in the day?Winter Craft for Kids

I love that the concept is so simple and so representative of crafty winter fun.

Materials

  • Construction paper
  • Cotton balls
  • Glue stick
  • Scissors

How To

Step 1

Cut out your snowman. I folded a piece of white construction paper lengthwise and cut three large arcs in different sizes. When you unfold the paper, you’ll have nice fat snowman.

Step 2

Coat your snowman’s body with glue. Tip: a glue stick works much better than liquid school glue.

Winter Craft for Kids

Step 3

Stick on the cotton balls.

Step 4

Add eyes, nose, scarf, mouth, hat, and any other decorative accessories for Frosty. I simply freehand cut some colored construction paper and let the kids glue them on.

Step 5

Repeat for a Frosty Family!

Other Simple Classics you and your children might enjoy:

*Mirror Play*

*Pom Pom Transfer*

LEARN! Fine motor skills, seasons, art

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