Paper Snow Globe Craft

Want to make a snow globe for kids that is simple and fun without a lot of mess? This paper snow globe craft is easy to make with our free printable snow globe template below. Get the kids making their own sparkly snow globe this winter to decorate for home or in the classroom. We love easy winter activities and crafts!

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SNOW GLOBE CRAFT FOR KIDS

Snow globes are a fun winter craft project, but of course, you can make them anytime of the year! While you’re at it, make sure to check out our favorite snowflake activities for kids.

Our winter theme crafts are designed with you, the parent or teacher, in mind. Easy to set up, quick to do, most activities will take only 15 to 30 minutes to complete and are heaps of fun. Plus, our supplies lists usually contain only free or cheap materials you can source from home.

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Make a sparkly snow globe from glitter paper and markers. Choose from a snowman snow globe or a winter scene snow globe. Read on to find the full instructions.

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SNOW GLOBE CRAFT

SUPPLIES:

Paper Snow Globe Template HERE
Blue glitter paper
Cardstock – white, green, black
Markers – white, black, orange
Glue
Scissors

HOW TO MAKE A PAPER SNOW GLOBE

STEP 1. Print the snow globe template and cut it out.

STEP 2. Trace the large circle on to blue glitter paper. Cut out.

STEP 3. Draw simple stars across the glitter paper with a white marker.

STEP 4. Cut out a strip of white cardstock and glue it to the bottom of the glitter paper circle.

We found the easiest way to do this is to cut a circle the same size as the glitter paper from the white cardstock, then cut the bottom and adhere to the glitter circle.

STEP 5. Cut a tree from the green cardstock.

Or the snowman circles from white. Glue your pieces in place.

If doing a snowman scene, use the black markers to dot eyes, mouth, and buttons down the front. Then use the orange marker for the slightest carrot nose.

If doing a winter tree scene, draw more snowflakes over the tree.