Cottonballs
Glue {in a bottle, not a glue stick}
Crayons, markers, or colored pencils
Child-safe scissors
Construction paper or craft foam in colors of choice + orange for the carrot nose
Googly Eyes
Optional: buttons, sequins, beads, or anything else you can use as decoration
How to make the cottonball snowman craft:
- Draw 3 circles or trace 3 circular items around the house: biggest circle on the bottom & smallest on top {great for kids learning how to sequence biggest to smallest}
- Place glue inside the top circle.
- Tear the cottonballs into smaller pieces and then either place them on the glue like that or have them work their fine motor skills by rolling them into tinier cottonballs {snowballs!} and then place them on.
- Repeat steps 2-3 with the middle circle & then again with the bottom circle.
- Glue on eyes, carrot nose, mouth, and buttons.
- Draw stick arms in brown.
- Draw & cut a hat, scarf, and mittens in the colors of choice. You may also decorate them however - my son drew stripes on his scarf. I think glitter would be neat too! Notes: I drew the mittens for my preschool-aged son and broke down the hat & scarf into simple shapes for him. I had him draw a square for the hat with a skinny rectangle underneath it that was wider than the hat. For the scarf, I had him draw 1 long, skinny rectangle as well as one small one.
- Glue those pieces in place
- Optional: Write Frosty, Brr... It's Cold Outside, Snow Adorable, or another fun saying on it.
- Display in your home somewhere. Ours is hung up with a thumb tack.
You can purchase the Melissa & Doug Picture Frame Pad
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Gummy Lump Website
Melissa & Doug Website





1 comment:
That is such a cute snowman!
Thanks for sharing on Kids Get Crafty. Of to stumble.
Maggy
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