Icy cold mornings, freshly fallen snow, shorter days! Whether you are looking forward to the beginning of winter, or not a winter fan at all, you are sure to enjoy our favorite winter activities for kids below. From easy winter science experiments, winter crafts to winter slime recipes, we have you covered. These winter activities for preschoolers are the perfect way to explore a fun winter theme indoors this season!
This super easy, 3-ingredient snow ice cream recipe is perfect this season for a yummy treat. It’s a bit different to our ice cream in a bagscience experiment, but still lots of fun!
Set up an invitation to make a winter snow storm in a jar science experiment. Kids will love creating their own snowstorm with common household supplies, and they can even learn a bit about simple science in the process too.
How can polar bears and other Arctic animals possibly stay warm out there with those freezing temperatures, icy water, and relentless wind? This super simple polar bear blubber science experiment will really help kids feel and see what keeps those big animals warm!
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Too much snow or not enough snow? It doesn’t matter when you know how to make fake snow! Treat the kids to an indoor snowman building session or fun winter sensory play with this super easy to make snow recipe!
I set out this awesome clear, sparkly homemade slime, and decorated it with snowflakes. I found several varieties of confetti, sequins and buttons at the craft store for our winter sensory play (easy to re-use when done!).
A newly fallen blanket of snow, big fluffy flakes falling steadily through the air, and a favorite homemade slime recipe are perfect for a winter afternoon. Don’t have any snow, 80 degrees and sunny? No worries, you can still create a snowstorm in the kitchen or classroom with our homemade snowflake slime recipe!
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A super simple snowflake activity for winter that kid of all ages will enjoy doing! Our tape resist snowflake painting is easy to set up and fun to do with kids this season.
Get stamping this winter with our gorgeous DIY snowflake stamp. Great for fine motor skills and learning about shapes, this snowflake craft is sure to please!
Here is a cool tactile sensory play and science lesson all rolled into one! Check out our super easy and quick snowman slime recipe and make your own melting snowman.
Enjoy winter activities no matter what your climate looks like. Whether you have beach weather or snowman weather, a Snowman Sensory Bottle is a versatile winter activity for kids to make with you!
Make sure your penguins and polar bears don’t meet up on this wintery expedition. Penguins prefer the South Pole and polar bears prefer the North Pole! Our Arctic slime recipe is the perfect for winter theme. Best part is you don’t have to live in the Arctic to enjoy this slime recipe!
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This fun Frida Kahlo winter art project is inspired by the famous artist’s own work! Use the free printable and follow the instructions below to helps kids of all ages create their very own masterpiece!
Here is a snowflake search and find baking soda science experiment all in one. This simple chemical reaction is so much fun for kids!
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