We’re having fun with winter art and nature study! We plan to learn about snow and winter themes all month long!
We had fun with art and science, learning about snow.
I used painter’s tape to make snowflake shapes and the kids finger-painted the poster.
After the paint dried, I pulled off the tape, and voila! lovely wintry decoration!
The kids loved coloring in their winter colors grid.
Alex saw orange and purple among all the gray and white. He looked really hard out that window!
a fun snowflake magnifying and matching activity with Snowflake Bentley’s snowflake pictures. We will read that book later this week! It’s on hold at the library. also from the winter nature study eBooks.
our winter sensory bin table.
When Alex tells you that he’s “making dinner” and then you hear water running, please know that the sensory bin will be soon destroyed. I had originally put packing peanuts in the bin for “snow.” Yeah, those were disintegrated.
a fun craft on clearance. little snow fuzzies
our January poem on our monthly theme board
our January calendar about the Arctic and Antarctica
Our Snowy Activities
- First Snow Ever
- Painting Snow
- Measuring Snow
- Frozen Bubbles
- Sledding
- Snow Fort
- Winter Tot School
- Winter Nature Walk
- Winter Nature Hike
- Winter Bird Study
- Winter Unit Study
- Winter Book List
- Antarctica Unit
Check out my winter Pinterest board with all the fun ideas I hope to make use of this month!
Snow Resources:
- Heart and Soul Homeschooling
- A Homeschool Mom
- The Homeschool Mom
- Home Schoolroom
- Year Round Homeschooling
- Look We Are Learning
- Nature Glo eScience
- Homeschool Scientist
- Healthy Slice of Life
- Frugal Homeschooling Mom
- Homeschool Share
- Real Life at Home
- Life Over C’s
- Tina’s Dynamic Homeschool Plus
- His Mercy is New
- As We Walk Along the Road
Karen Gouvin says
This looks like a lot of fun. I think I might do the snowflake painting with my little kids. They will love that.
Jennifer Lambert says
Thanks for stopping by, Karen! My kids loved the snowflake painting.