Posts by Rachel Riani

While the snow has all melted away, you can still build a snowman inside with this salty snowman activity! You’ll need: blue card stock or construction paper, school glue, a…

Freezing bubbles is a simple science activity that can be completed at home with super cool results!   To make your bubble solution, you’ll need: 1 tablespoon of dish soap…

Design your own colorful and unique winter snow globe with chalk pastels! You’ll need: black pastel or scrapbook paper, chalk pastels, colorful cardstock, clear contact paper and a pencil Instructions:…

Making a snowman sun catcher is easy to complete at home during this snowy weather! You’ll need: a paper towel, construction paper, glue, scissors, liquid watercolors and sticky tape Instructions:…

Try out scratch art as you make a colorful winter hat! You’ll need: white cardstock, oil pastels, black acrylic paint, paintbrushes, toothpicks, pom poms, a pencil, white glue and scissors…

Making snowflakes indoors is the perfect activity for this snowy weather!   You’ll need: white pipe cleaners, pom poms, hot glue and gem stickers   Instructions:   Cut three pieces…

Grow your own crystal ornaments with this super fun science activity!   You’ll need: white pipe cleaners, string, scissors, a wide mouth jar, 1 cup of water and borax  …

Make your own winter tree collage inspired by the winter wonderland outside!   You’ll need: paper, masking tape, watercolor paint and a paintbrush   Instructions:   Start by ripping up…

Make these cozy winter mittens as you keep warm this winter!   You’ll need: paper, scissors, glue, cotton balls, yarn, a mitten template and stickers (optional)   The printable mitten…

Stay warm and cozy inside this winter as you craft your own polar bear using your hand print!   You’ll need: white and blue construction paper, scissors, glue, a black…