Winter Snowflake Arts and Crafts for kids

Cold and wintery weather is the perfect time to stay indoors to get crafty. You’ll be busy all winter long with this list of super cute snowflake crafts for toddler, preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, and first grade students to make. These diy snowflakes are fun to make and decorate your home during December, January, and February!

Snowflake Crafts

There is at least one snowflake craft or activity on this list for every letter of the alphabet. Make a snowflake angel, or a Lego snowflake, or how about a Yoda snowflake! These snowflake crafts are fun to make with toddlers, preschoolers, kindergartners, and grade 1 students.

You’ll find lots of gorgeous paper cut snowflakes, as well as some fun snowflake activities to try with the kids, and even a couple of edible snowflakes. Decorate your home with snowflake crafts and have fun with these hands on snowflake learning ideas.

Snowflake Art

Try making some snowflake art to celebrate the letter a, b, c, and d with these clever ideas:

A is for angle and art.

• Snowflake Angel from Printables 4 Mom.

B is for bottle tops, bubble wrap, beads and buttons.

• Bottle Top Snowflakes from Blue Bear Wood.
• Fused Bubble Wrap Snowflakes from Mum in the Mad House.
• How to make Beaded Snowflake Ornaments from Rhythms of Play
• Button Snowflakes from Red Ted Art.

C is for crystals, cupcake cases, and crowns.

• Crystal Snowflake Ornaments from Natural Beach Living.
• Cupcake Case Snowflakes from Sunhats and Wellie Boots.
• Snowflake Crown from Pint Sized Treasures.

D is for drawing and dancer.

• How to Draw a Snowflake Printable from Kiddy Charts.
• Dancer Paper Snowflakes from Pink Stripey Socks.

Easy Snowflake Crafts

Make some cute snow flake crafts to celebrate your letter of the week with letter e, f, g, and h ideas:

E is for eggs.

• Paper Snowflake Eggs from Motte.

F is for Frozen, felt, fairy, and frog.

• Frozen Inspired Snowflake Wands from Messy Little Monster.
• Felt Snowflake Art from 123 Homeschool 4 Me.
• Snowflake Paper Fairy from Adventure in a Box.
• Frog Snowflake Template from Secret Agent Josephine.

G is for glow in the dark, garlands, gingerbread man, and glitter.

• Glow in the Dark Snowflakes Ornaments from Mum in The Mad House.
• Paper Snowflake Garland from Art Bar.
• Gingerbread Men Snowflakesfrom Frugal Fun for Boys and Girls
• Glittery Snowflake Window Clings from One Little Project

H is for hands, hearts and holes.

• Handprint Snowflake Art from Fun Handprint Art.
• Heart Snowflakes from Red Ted Art.
• Hole Punch Snowflakes from No Time for Flash Cards.

Snowflake crafts for kids

I for ice princess, and insects.

• Ice Princess Snowflake Wand from Simple Crafty Fun
• Butterfly Paper Snowflakes from Hello Charlotte

J is for jack-o-lanterns.

• Halloween Pumpkin Snowflake from Paper Snowflake Art.
• Snowflake Jack-o-lanterns from Mer Mag.

K is for kites and kittens!

• Snowflake Shape Kites Coffee Cups and Crayons.
• Pusheen the Cat Snowflakes from Pink Stripey Socks.

L is for Lego, and lion

• DIY Lego Snowflakes from Pink Stripey Socks.
• Lego Snowflakes Building Challenge from Frugal Fun for Boys and Girls.
• Snowflake Lions from Willowday.

Kindergarten snowflake craft

M is for marshmallows, moose, and monkey bread.

• Snowflake Marshmallows from Messy Little Monster.
• Moose Snowflakes from Willowday.
• Snowflake Pull-apart Monkey Bread from Half Baked Harvest.

N is for newspaper, and names.

• Newspaper Snowflakes from Buggy and Buddy.
• Name Snowflakes from Childhood101.

O is for origami, and owls.

• Origami Snowflakes from Artful Maths.
• Origami Paper Snowflakes from Frugal Fun for Boys and Girls.
• Owl Snowflakes from The International Owl Center.

P is for puffy paint, pasta, popsicles sticks and puzzles.

• Puffy Paint Snowflakes from NurtureStore.
• Coffee Filters, Straws and Pasta Snowflakes from I Heart Crafty Things.
• Popsicle Stick Snowflakes from The Best Ideas for Kids.
• Puzzle Piece Snowflake Ornaments from Glued to My Crafts.

Q is for quilling and Q-tips.

• Quilled Snowflakes from Red Ted Art.
• Q-tip Snowflakes from Crafty Morning.

R is for rainbows, rocks, and reindeers.

• Rainbow Snowflake Suncatchers from Next Comes L.
• Snowflake Painted Rocks from Crafts by Amanda.
• Jolly Reindeer Snowflakes from Pink Stripey Socks.

S is for salt, spinning, straws and stars.

• Salt Crystal Paper Snowflakes from Go Science Kids.
• Salt Glue and Watercolor Painting Snowflakes from NurtureStore.
• Spin Art Snowflakes from Schooltime Snippets.
• Paper Straw Snowflakes from I Heart Crafty Things.
• Doily Snowflake Stars from ArtBar.

T is for tortillas, and twigs

• Tortilla Snowflakes from NurtureStore.
• Tissue Paper Twig Snowflakes from Buggy and Buddy.

U is for unicorn

• How to Cut Unicorn Snowflakes from Pink Stripey Socks.

V is for Vader.

• Star Wars Darth Vader Snowflakes from the Joys of Boys.

W is for watercolors, wax, and wreath.

• Watercolor and Oil Pastel Snowflake Paintings from 3 Dinosaurs.
• Wax Crayon Resist Snowflake Art from Messy Little Monster.
• Paper Snowflake Wreath from What Do We Do All Day.

X is for ‘X marks the spot’.

• Skull and Crossbones Snowflake from Beano

Y is for yarn and yoda.

• Yarn Art Snowflakes from I Heart Crafty Things.
• Sticky Yarn Snowflakes from 123 Homeschool 4 Me.
• Yoda – Star Wars Snowflakes from The Joys of Boys.

Z is for Zelda zoo and zebra.

• Legend of Zelda Snowflake Pattern from The Nifty Nerd.

Snowflake Decorations

This list of A to Z of snowflake crafts and activities will keep you and the kids busy for days! Which ones will you try?