Q-tip Snowflake Craft

Winter is the perfect time to get creative with your kids. There are so many fun activities that you can do together, like making this Q-tip snowflake Craft! This simple craft is easy enough for little hands to make and will provide hours of creative fun for the whole family.

Let’s explore how to make some q-tip snowflakes together!

Make sure to try out other activities about snowmen, snowflakes, polar animals, and more, in my list of fun Winter Activities for Kids!

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How does crafting help kids?

Once kids start to craft, their confidence is going to shine bright! They’ll love being able to create a project and a craft on their own that they can then show off to family and friends.

Crafting is also a great time for families to bond. Having the right craft supplies to work on creating something together is a great way to make memories.

Not only that but some craft activities and ideas make great presents and even home decor!

Use this fun winter craft as a way to work on confidence, fine motor skills, and the ability to detach from screens for a bit to work on creativity.

Recommended Winter Books for Kids

If you are looking for a good book to read with your child during the winter, we have some great recommendations for you.

The Snowy DayGoodbye Autumn, Hello WinterTen Sparkly SnowflakesThe Biggest Snowman EverOver and Under the SnowThe Giving Snowman: A Children’s Bedtime Story about Gratitude

 

Q-tip Snowflake Craft Supplies

To make q-tip snowflakes, you will need some basic supplies.

• Q tips
• Sheet of blue construction paper
• Scissors
• Glue

Q-tips Cotton Swabs, 500 Count (Pack of 2)Prang (Formerly SunWorks) Construction Paper, Blue, 12Aleene’s All Purpose Tacky Glue, 8-Ounce

 

Recommended Winter Activity Kits

Winter Color by Addition

Do you want fun math practice? Grab this winter color by addition printable and let kids improve their math skills this season with a touch of creativity.

Winter Addition Cards

Math doesn’t have to be a bore. Try these Winter addition cards and bring the spirit of winter indoors while you stay warm and snuggly.

Recommended Winter Craft Kits

If your child feels a little bit more inspired and decided to do more crafts, it’s better if you get some of these winter-themed craft kits in advance.

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How often should kids be creative?

As often as they can! I think that it’s super important to not limit the amount of creativity time that kids can have. In fact, the more, the better!

What happens when they slow down and get away from screens and TV’s is that they start to use their mind in ways that are creative and fun.

This can be great for critical thinking skills, analytical skills, and more.

Even if they want to be creative and craft multiple times a day, be there for it and let it happen.

The easiest way to encourage them to be creative is to have a space decorated for them to have fun. If you can use a small crafting space or area, that would be a great way for them to sit down when the mood hits and create something fun.

This also gives them the chance to come back to something or to start something new as well. And it means that there is a way to keep all of the craft supplies out of the way and in a space that is simple and easy to find for the next time that they want to be creative.

It doesn’t get much better than that!

Directions:

1. Cut down the Q-tips to the desired lengths (adults are encouraged to do this since cutting Q-tips can be difficult and dangerous for little kids!)

2. Form a snowflake shape using the Q-tips. Glue them on the construction paper.

3. Get creative and encourage your kids to try different Q-tip shapes and designs.

4. Set aside to dry.

What to do with your Q-tip Snowflake Craft?

Once everything is dry and set in place, your Q-tip snowflake is done!

If you want to display your finished snowflake in a window or elsewhere in the house, then adding some clear thread or fishing line may also come in handy to hang up your finished product where everyone can see it!

Now sit back and enjoy all that hard work – that’s what homeschooling is all about after all!

This Q-tip Snowflake Craft is an easy way to bring wintertime fun into your home while helping children develop important fine motor skills like cutting and gluing. Plus it’s an inexpensive activity that won’t break the bank but will still bring lots of smiles!

So gather up those materials and get ready to create something special with your family this winter season!

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