- Shovel snow into big piles. Provide child-sized snow shovels and encourage children to transform the large piles of snow into snow caves and slides.
- Make igloos with ice cubes or larger blocks of ice (freeze water in cardboard milk cartons). Build a town of igloos.
- Make colored ice cubes by adding a few drops of food coloring to water. Hide them around the play yard and let the children hunt for them.
- Flood a section of the play area so that children can practice “boot” skating.
- Supply nontoxic, water-based paint so that children can turn snow sculptures into colorful creations.
- Place a heated water dish near your bird feeders and observe the tracks of animals that visit it.
- Blow bubbles. Do they freeze? What happens when they land?
Helpful Websites
Winter Activities Kids Love - http://www.growingajeweledrose.com/2013/11/winter-activities-for-kids.html
15 Snow and Ice Activities -
http://www.readingconfetti.com/2014/01/15-snow-and-ice-activities-kids-co-op.html
Build Animals Out of Snow - http://www.nwf.org/kids/family-fun/outdoor-activities/build-animals-out-of-snow.aspx
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