I’ve also used PVA glue (school glue) for the snowflake crafts that involve sticking as it’s generally better than a glue stick for holding different textures. It’s really easy to adapt and often the best ideas are the most simple ones too so have a hunt in your craft box and see what you can find to use – buttons, popsicle sticks and pasta would all work well!Īll of the snowflake crafts for kids that I’ve shared in this post use our printable snowflake template and where possible I’ve printed the template onto white card stock or blue card stock rather than paper.Īs you’ll be using a fair bit of glue using cardstock tends to stop it getting too saturate and sloppy or even worse tearing, go with what works best for you and the snowflake craft you are making though. You’ll also find that once you start trying out these activities using our snowflake template you’ll start thinking of lots of other ways to use it too depending on what you already have at home. More Winter Crafts and Activities for KidsĪs well as being suitable for preschoolers these snowflake crafts are also suitable for kids of all ages as they’re easily adaptable for toddlers, children in kindergarten or school age kids – this is really helpful if you’re looking at weather crafts and activities with a group or if you have more than one kid at home.
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