Five ways to make a snowman

My part of the world has been covered with almost 70 centimeters of snow, which hasn't happened in the last 150 years. Since there's nothing worse than a winter without snow, go out and enjoy it, make  children happy before the snow turns into slush! Hats, scarves and waterproof gloves are all you need!

Of course, if kids are sick you can't go out. However, snowmen can be made out of other materials, and not just the snow.

1. Snowmen made of plastic bottles

All you need are markers (preferably waterproof), some cute ribbons and white empty plastic bottles, 

Just look at them, aren't they stylish?

2. A snowman made of a glass jar

Paste cotton pads on a glass jar and add paper eyes, nose and mouth. In less than 20 minutes you'll have a nice holder for different school supplies. 

3. A cotton pads snowman

 

The same pads from the previous idea, can be pasted to the carton and become a beautiful, hand-made greeting card. We used crayons for drawing a hat, a broom and the snowman's face.

4. A snowman made of plastic cups

 

Arrange the cups in the desired shape, paste them together (we used a hot glue gun) and painted his hat and face with temperas.

  

5. A cherry on the top - a snowman made of real snow

 

Hopefully the kids got better by now, so go out and do the real one! 

 Be careful with its "styling."

Need more ideas for winter activities? See here. 

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