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January 2, 2015 By Tina

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January is a great time for winter theme activities including snowmen, mittens, polar bears and penguins. Here are some great ideas from some of my favorite moms and bloggers from around the web.

Polar Bear Arctic Craft : Victoria over at ABC Creative Learning shows us how to create cute polar bear faces from paper plates.

Snowman Paper Dolls : Anna at In the Playroom shows us how to make cute little snowman paper dolls.

Sponge Stamped Snowman : Jodi at Meaningful Mama explains how to create an adorable sponge stamped snowman craft.

If I Were Penguin Craft : Learn a lot about Occupational Therapy with Tools to Grow. While you are there, take a look at their great penguin craft which is beneficial in the areas of fine motor skills, bilateral coordination, scissor skills, handwriting, and sensory processing skills.

The Mitten Activity : Read The Mitten by Jan Brett and then reinforce this story by doing this mitten activity as described by The Jenny Evolution.

Arctic Slime : Get a little messy and have a lot of fun with arctic slime. Head on over and visit Little Bins for Little Hands to see how it’s done.

Snowman Do-A-Dot Printables : Crystal over at Crystal and Company has created several free printable packets. This one is a super nice Snowman Do-A-Dot Printable Packet and it’s free!

Cupcake Liner Snowflakes : Georgina at Craftulate demonstrates how to make snowflakes out of cupcake liners. How fun!

Winter Theme : Carisa over at 1+1+1=1 offers a whole winter theme for us. Go check out all the good stuff!

Penguin Craft Round-Up : We are back over at Crystal and Company again where she offers up her own penguin craft round-up. Head over there now and choose from 26 different winter theme activities.

Egg Carton Snowman : Head back over to Meaningful Mama and see how to build a snowman from egg cartons.

Snowman Playdough : Messy Little Monster offers us free printable snowman accessories! Build a snowman with white playdough. Then, print off accessories from Messy Little Monstor to dress your snowman. So cute!

Polar Animals and Lands Unit Study : Katie at Gift of Curiosity offers a whole unit study on polar animals and lands. She suggests printables, activities, and lots of book suggestions. Head over there now and plan your polar animal activities.

Snowman Sequencing Printables : Heading back over to 1+1+1=1, you will find snowman sequencing printables. You will also find her list of favorite list of winter books for kids.

Snow Globe Craft : I just adore this snow globe craft. You take a full body photo of your child or your students and then paste it into a paper snowglobe. Go over to JDaniel4’s Mom and see how Deirdre does it. I can’t wait to do this with my own preschoolers.

If you are planning January or winter theme activities for your homeschool, preschool, or public school classroom, perhaps you will find the following resources helpful as well:

2 Comments Filed Under: Preschool and Kids Activities Tagged With: January Activities , Kindergarten , Polar Bear , Preschool , snowman , winter activities for kids , Winter Themed Activities

Erica @Healthy Christian Mom says January 6, 2015 at 9:09 pm Tina, This is such a great list. My daughter is in Kindergarten and a lot of these can easily be adapted for her, especially on snow days:-) Thanks again for compiling these. Reply Tina says January 6, 2015 at 9:21 pm Erica, I am so glad you can use these ideas for your daughter. From what I hear, most of the US will get snow days this winter. Have fun! Reply

Erica @Healthy Christian Mom says

January 6, 2015 at 9:09 pm

Tina, This is such a great list. My daughter is in Kindergarten and a lot of these can easily be adapted for her, especially on snow days:-)

Thanks again for compiling these.

Tina says January 6, 2015 at 9:21 pm Erica, I am so glad you can use these ideas for your daughter. From what I hear, most of the US will get snow days this winter. Have fun! Reply

Tina says

January 6, 2015 at 9:21 pm

Erica, I am so glad you can use these ideas for your daughter. From what I hear, most of the US will get snow days this winter. Have fun!

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