Winter can be long so why not throw in some fun themed Winter activities or science experiments to make the most of your indoor time. When you aren’t out sledding, building snowman, or firing snow balls, check out our favorite easy set-up Winter activities for kids ages 3-8! P.S. Adults enjoy Winter activities too!
20 Winter Activities and Science Experiments for Kids
We have had a lot of fun with all of these Winter activities. They all use common supplies found in your local stores. They are all pretty inexpensive with many of the materials able to be re-used for other projects. They are also easy to do at home or at school with a single child or a group of children. Themed learning activities are a fun way to take a regular activity and make it completely new again. Looking for more science activities, check out this huge list of classic science activities for kids.
20 Awesome Winter Activities To Keep Kids Busy
From slimes, ice melts, goops, and more, we have you covered for great hands-on learning activities for your kids. Click on the photos below to learn more about each of these winter activities for kids. You will find plenty of how-to’s, supply lists, and ideas for play. We have even more winter activities for young kids here.
What makes a good Winter activity or science experiment? You! Create new ways to play and learn with simple supplies. Ask questions, encourage curiosity, and spend time playing! I find even adults enjoy these Winter activities too. They are also great ideas for setting up independent play time for the older child. My son can happily spend 45 minutes melting a block of ice on his own, but mom has to give it a try too!
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