After reading the story The Biggest Best Snowman I've had my classes create a snowflake snowman to decorate our classroom door. This was at a previous school which had a standard door. The school I'm at now has a bigger window right in the middle of our door which we cannot cover, so if I decide to do my snowflake snowman it will have to be on a doorless object. So, back to my snowman. This is a collaborative snowman, similar to little Nell getting help from her animal friends to make a snowman in the story read aloud.
Give your kiddos die cut circles and have them create a gobzillion snowflakes out of them. Then make 3 snowballs and decorate your snow guy!
This snowman multiplication and division fact family craft would also be fun for your winter classroom activities.
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CUTE snowman door!!! I love it.
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nice!
ReplyDeletegreetings from Italy...here snow is only a dream,., the sun shins as in Summer ;))
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Cute idea! I think I will copy this for a bulletin board. Thanks for sharing! ~Amanda The Teaching Thief
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat idea! Thanks!
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Adorable snowman!
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I did something similar to this years and years ago. Thanks for the reminder!
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Showing up in the Calligraffiti on my mac in Firefox. Thanks for the cute door!
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