We have been a bit short on snow so far this winter. We have gotten a few days with snow, but we have not been able to make a snowman yet. Today, we want to share a snowman activity that helps work on name writing skills in a fun way! This activity is perfect for kids from three to six and can be done at home or in a classroom!
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Materials We Used
- Construction Paper (Blue, White, Brown, Black)
- Glue
- Scissors
- Crayons or Markers
The prep work for this is super easy! I cut out stick arms from the brown paper, a hat from the black paper, and white circles from the white paper. If your child or the children in your classroom have good scissor skills, you can just draw the shapes and let them do all of the cutting! You will need a circle for each letter of the child’s name and then an additional circle for the face.
I started by having my daughter draw a face on one of the white circles. Next, I helped her write a letter from her name on each circle. After that was done, I gave her the glue and had her glue everything on the paper.
This simple activity is a great way to work on name writing!
If you are looking for a book to read with this activity, we have a few suggestions!
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