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January
Home Project:
Winter Snowman Collage
Printable Snowman - Part 1
Printable Snowman - Part 2
This week, we read the story Snowballs by Lois Ehlert. In the story, children wait for a 'perfect snowball day' to build a snowman using some things they had saved throughout the year. The illustrations are adorable and hopefully have sparked some ideas for your child's 'Winter Snowman Collage!'
For our January Home Project, we are asking that students work with their families to create a paper snowman using various objects. Students may want to make a snowdad, a snowmom, a baby snowman, a snowcat, etc. Will your snowman have a scarf, eyes, nose, mouth, ears, hat, arms, etc.? Your family gets to decide!
What types of objects could your family use? To get you started, here are some ideas for common objects that you might have lying around.. seeds, popcorn, raisins, peanuts, kernels of corn, ribbons, string, buttons, bottle caps, plastic forks, sticks, etc. Whatever you find!
For extra winter fun, why not build a real snowman outside! Have your child draw a picture of it or take a photo if you would like. Students will share their 'Winter Snowman Collage' and the optional accompanying pictures with the class.
Have fun and stay warm!
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