Level 2 & 3 unit study and lapbook printables for The Mitten.

Lapbook printables for The Snowy Day.

Level 5 lapbook and printables for Mr. Popper’s Penguins.

Level 3 printables for Katy and the Big Snow.

Lapbook and printables for A New Coat for Anna.

Need a winter boredom buster or a gift for kids who like making art? Try these printable art activities, which prompt kids to finish them with crayons, paints or play-dough!

We use jingle bells at Christmas time for different things…many beyond jingling for music and decorations!

Indoor activities are a must during winter and you may be surprised to know that I frequently let my kids play with water inside. This particular icy indoor winter activity was inspired by a recent outdoor trip.

Citizen Science projects are science research projects that utilize the abilities of interested citizens in collecting or analyzing data.

After a new dusting of snow is the perfect time to go on an animal tracking scavenger hunt!

Got snow? Here are 2 of my favorite snow experiments to do with children.

This Winter snowman baking soda science activity is loads of sensory fun and learning!

We made our own snowman and watched him melt which is a great way to look at the science behind the slime!

An easy way to carry on chatting about their observations and learning and help kids deal with any sadness they may have about their melting snowman is through this fun and easy Melting Snowman Blow Painting activity.

This Sparkly Icicle Craft is a wonderful way to bring the beauty and magic of Winter right into the home or classroom!

This salt crystal ornament activity is great for kids ages 3 to 4 and older!

You and your children will love making these giant snowflakes!

This makes a beautiful wintery wonderland painting to add to your list of indoor activities when you just can’t get outside.

This is a really easy craft that only takes a few minutes and is a great way to help kids understand more about the changing seasons — especially as the snow begins to fall and icicles form around the house.

This printable do you want to build a snowman craft activity will be great for Frozen lovers and crafty kids.

This is a free printable puzzle for preschoolers and kindergartners to practice letter sounds and letter cases!

Kids will love learning with these penguin facts, activities & books — you’ll find TONS of information for a unit study or penguin project.

Winter is quickly approaching and it’s a great time to introduce our newest set of sight word printables: Winter Sight Words Flashcards!

Get your own copy of our free Polar Animal Notebooking Pages!

These free printable Counting Cards are a great way to practice counting and number recognition.

These free printable preschool gingerbread count and clip cards are perfect for working on early preschool math skills like number recognition and one to one correspondence.

Free pattern activity cards featuring polar animals.

This free set of printable snowflake counting flashcards features the numbers 1-10.

This is a great way to practice multiplication with your 2nd grader.

This Winter themed printable pack will be great to keep toddlers and preschoolers busy and learning on those cold winter days!

These winter themed clip cards are great for preschool and pre-k kids to work on their fine motor skills.

Lapbook and printables for Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening.

Winter is the perfect time for a simple snow science experiment!

You can do this in snow, or you can also do this after a rainy day (look in the muddy spots) or on a beach walk (sand is a great place to find tracks).

The challenge is in trying to make a free standing igloo using any method you like.

Sensory play to go along with Katy and the Big Snow.

Why not bring the fun inside with some easy indoor winter sensory play?

How to make play snow from just three ingredients. Great for winter sensory play – for Christmas, or any time of year.

My son and I made a snowman sensory bottle to enjoy until the day arrives that the snow falls.

This activity helps improve scissors skills.

When it’s cold outside, indoor snow activities are a fun way to enjoy winter with the kids without getting frozen toes.

I am so excited to share this fun holiday activity with you! Snowmen, presents & chocolates make this “tracing” activity not only fun but tasty too.

Your kiddos will love these out-of-the-box ideas for indoor play during winter!

After completing their play-dough snowmen, the boys then carried the activity on using their own ideas.