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Students create intricate 3D snowflakes using white paper and scissors. They'll learn about symmetry while folding and cutting patterns. Connect 3-4 snowflakes of different sizes with string to create a hanging mobile. Perfect for grades 3-5, but can be simplified for younger students.

Materials needed:
- White paper
- Scissors
- String
- Hole punch
- Optional: glitter

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A tactile activity perfect for K-2 students. Create adorable polar bears using cotton balls, paper plates, and construction paper. Students practice fine motor skills while creating texture with cotton balls.

Materials needed:
- Paper plates
- Cotton balls
- Black construction paper
- Glue
- Scissors
- Googly eyes

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Students create a beautiful winter night scene using watercolors and salt technique. They'll paint a dark blue background and add salt while wet to create a sparkly snow effect. Then add silhouettes of trees or houses. Suitable for grades 2-5.

Materials needed:
- Watercolor paper
- Watercolor paints
- Salt
- Black paper for silhouettes
- Brushes

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Students arrange and decorate popsicle sticks into unique snowflake patterns. They can paint them white or blue and add glitter or sequins. Great for all grades, with varying levels of complexity.

Materials needed:
- Popsicle sticks
- White or blue paint
- Glue
- Glitter
- String for hanging

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Students create colorful winter mittens using paper and various materials for decoration. They can use patterns, buttons, yarn, and fabric scraps. Practice symmetry by folding paper in half. Suitable for all grades.

Materials needed:
- Colored paper
- Fabric scraps
- Buttons
- Yarn
- Glue

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Create beautiful translucent winter scenes using black construction paper as the frame and colored tissue paper for the 'glass.' Students can design snow-covered trees, snowmen, or holiday scenes. Appropriate for grades 1-5.

Materials needed:
- Black construction paper
- Colored tissue paper
- Scissors
- Glue

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Students make and decorate their own salt dough ornaments with winter themes. They can create snowflakes, stars, or holiday symbols. Once baked, they can paint and add glitter. Great for all grade levels.

Materials needed:
- Salt dough (flour, salt, water)
- Paint
- Glitter
- String
- Cookie cutters

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Create a magical winter scene in a shoebox. Students use cotton for snow, twigs for trees, and can add small paper animals or figures. They'll learn about perspective and scene composition. Best for grades 3-5.

Materials needed:
- Shoebox
- Cotton balls
- Twigs
- Construction paper
- Small figurines

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Students create stunning northern lights scenes using aluminum foil texture and watercolors. They'll learn about color blending and texture creation. Add silhouettes of trees or animals. Suitable for grades 2-5.

Materials needed:
- Watercolor paper
- Aluminum foil
- Watercolors
- Black paper
- Glue

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Create textured snowman paintings using homemade puffy paint (shaving cream + glue). Students can add fabric scraps for scarves and buttons. The paint dries puffy and gives a 3D effect. Perfect for grades K-3.

Materials needed:
- Cardstock
- Shaving cream
- White glue
- Fabric scraps
- Markers