• Contact Paper
• Ivory Snow
• Paper

• Have your children cut out a nose, eyes, buttons, etc from construction paper. Then put these along with ivory snow into contact paper. Fold over and weal and you have a melted snowman.

In art projects you can use many different items as snow (egg shells, flour, sugar, laundry soap, white sand, mashed potatoes, cotton, shaving crème, cool-whip, etc.) For quick and easy snow flakes paint over dollies

• Marshmallows
• Paper

• Give your children a piece of paper with a snowman outlined on it. Have them lick marshmallows and then press them onto the paper to make a snowman, the marshmallows actually stick very well

For realistic looking snowflakes paint precut snowflakes with a thick mixture of Epsom Salt and Water For a snowflake print cut a bell pepper in half and dip it in white paint

• Paper Plates
• Pom-pom's or butons
• Orange craft foam or rolled up orange paper
• Cotton
• Glue

• Give each of your children three paper plates. Have them make a snowman smile and eyes with black Pom-pom's. Then have use the orange craft foam to make a carrot nose. Next fill in the spaces between the facial features with white cotton. Finally, glue the other plates to the bottom and add pom-pom buttons and small stick arms.
  For a smaller snowman use Cupcake liners, or small plates.

• Paint
• Balloons
• Paper

• Give your children three balloons (one big, one medium, and one small) Have them roll the balloons in white paint and then place them on a piece of paper (to make a snowman). Then give them black paint in order to add the features of the snowman.

For a great snowflake print use a strawberry basket turned inside out. Star prints make great snowflakes.

• Contact Paper
• Cotton or marshmallows
• Pom-poms or chocolate chips

• Give your children contact paper cut out as a snowman. Let them put cotton and other pom-poms and anything else they want to in order to make a unique special snowman.

To add snowflakes to your classroom try coating mini pretzels with white paint and then gluing four together in a circleProvide your children with different sizes of round corks in order to make snowmen.

• Tag Board
• Paper
• Paint
• Rollers

• Precut a snowman template out of tagboard. Then have your children roller paint on a piece of paper over the tagboard. This makes really neat designs.

Dip small, medium, and large balloons into white paint and have your children use them to make snowmen on paper. Let your children paint with marshmallows, they can dip them in paint and use them as a stamp for snowmen

• Paper Bag (Two per child)
• Pipe Cleaners (Red, Orange, Brown)
• Newspaper
• Felt

• Have your children stuff one of the bags with newspaper. Next, have them put the second bag (opened) on top of the other in order to prevent the newspaper from spilling out. Tie off the top third of the bags in order to make it form a snowman's head (use red pipe cleaner to form scarf also). Add felt for facial features and clothing. Use the orange pipe cleaner for the carrot nose, and the brown pipe cleaner as stick arms.

• Construction Paper/Cardboard
• Shredded Paper
• Glue
• Pom-poms or Buttons
• Pipe Cleaners

• Have your children cut out a snowman from the construction paper. Then give them shredded paper and have them glue it on the cutout. Next have them make a top hat from black construction paper. Finally let them add the facial features with Pom-pom (or button) mouth, pipe cleaner arms, and a Candy Corn Nose.

• Bubble Wrap
• White Paint
• Construction Paper

• Cut circle shapes from small bubble, bubble wrap. Press onto white paint, then press onto paper (two or three high),to make a snowman that appears to made from snowballs.

• Glue
• Shaving Cream
• Paint

• Mix glue and shaving cream together. Then have the kids paint 3 circles using the mixture. Let dry and mixture will look fluffy and textured.
  You can also add food coloring for colors to make ice cream cones

• Glue
• Wax Paper
• Twigs
• Pipe Cleaner (orange)
• Googly Eyes
• Yarn
• Glitter