Winter Crafts for KidsWelcome to my winter crafts for kids section here at create-kids-crafts.com. Here you'll find easy, inexpensive winter crafts for kids that will be enjoyed. Winter Crafts for the Indoors: 
Paper Snowflakes Supplies needed: white paper Trace around tea cup onto the paper. Cut out the circle. Fold it in half. Fold the semi circle in thirds, to make a cone shape. Snip shapes in all the edges. Unfold the paper. Tape your snowflakes on a window. Here is a beautiful 3-D snowflake. 
Snowglobe Make a fascinating snow storm in a jar. Supplies needed: small baby food jar Adult help required with glueing. Put something interesting in the jar, such as a small toy like a tiny snowman. In order to elevate the scene so it is in clear view, glue a plastic lid inside the jar lid or build up the area with a little extra florist clay. Be sure to leave the edges clear so you have room to screw on the lid. Fill the jar up to 1/4 inch from the rim with water.Prepare your snow using the shell from a hard boiled egg. Separate the shell from the membrane, place in a ziplock bag, and crush with a rolling pin. Finer particles will fall more slowly in the snowglobe and have a more pleasing effect. Avoid crushing eggshell into a powder as it will simply float in the water instead of falling gently. Add several drops of glycerin or mineral oil or baby oil to the water to keep the snow suspended and floating properly. Spoon in some glitter(not too much though). Seal the lid with a bead of silicone sealant around the threads of the lid and close tightly. When the glue is dry, turn the jar upside down and watch it snow. Wrap and glue a thin ribbon around the outside lid of the jar.These snowglobes are great winter crafts for kids!
Paperplate Snowman Supplies needed: 3 small paper plates Staple or tape the three plates together(each plate rim stapled or taped to the next plate rim)to form your snowman. Draw your snowman's face on the top plate. Glue cotton balls on the bottom two plates and a few on the face plate. For a carrot nose, you could cut a piece of orange paper into a triangle and then roll and tape it into a pointy "carrot." Make a small hole in the plate for the nose and push it in from the back.
Snowman Pin Supplies needed: peanut in it's shell In a small bowl, mix a few drops of glue into a teaspoon of white paint. Sprinkle the wet paint with salt and set peanut aside to dry. Cut a hat, eyes and buttons from the black construction paper. Cut a carrot nose from the orange construction paper. Glue the pieces onto the peanut snowman. Cut a 6 inch piece of red yarn. Tie the yarn around the peanut snowman to make a scarf. Secure the scarf with glue. Trim the ends. Slip the back of a safety pin through the yarn scarf at the back of the snowman.
Pinecone Bird Feeder Supplies needed: pinecone Go on a nature walk with your child and collect some pinecones. Spread peanut butter all around the pinecone and then roll the pinecone in bird seed. Tie a length of string or yarn to it and hang it on a tree.
Ice Suncatcher You need freezing weather to make this. Supplies needed: shoelace or heavy string Fold the shoelace in half and place the two ends across the center of the pie plate. Arrange your nature items in the plate. Fill the disposable plate with water and leave it outside to freeze. When the water has frozen, remove the ice from the plate. Hang the ice circle from a tree in a sunny spot so you can see it from your window. Click here for More Winter Crafts Fun Winter Craft Kits and Ideas You Might Like:
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Wow! LITTLE KIDS CRAFTS FOR ALL SEASONS
Whether you are a Pre-School Teacher, Day Home provider or a busy Mom with little kids trying to find some inside activities on a cold/rainy day, here is a great resource for many more craft ideas for little kids. It is jam packed (200pages) full of great age-appropriate crafts. As a thank you for buying the book Chris Yates (the author) gives you the second book free. You can download this ebook or get the printed version.It's called Little Kid Crafts For All Seasons |
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