There is definitely a chill in the air and these short dark days provide the perfect excuse to increase the number of craft activities available in your program.
We hope these winter themed projects will help to stir up your creative juices.
Tissue Paper Snowflakes - the simplest version of paper snowflakes, great for younger children.
Large Snowflakes - these are made from paper folded into a fan and then snipped.
Handprint snowflakes - who doesn't like finger painting? This project is a great excuse to get messy.
No glue glitter snowflakes - the last in our snowflake series, offers kids the opportunity to add some bling to their snowflake.
Snow man - while most Aussie kids won't see snow this winter the snowman is still the ultimate symbol of winter.
Penguin masks - turn your kids into a happy gaggle of squawking penguins using this simple activity.
Scrunchy penguins - another penguin project which uses crumpled up balls of crepe paper and lots of glue to glorious effect.
Foot print penguins - kids trace around the sole of their foot to create the body of this cute little penguin.
Winter collage - use lovely old twigs and cotton wool balls to create a wintery scene.
Hot chocolate - great for kids of all ages, this project will leave all the kids with a permanent mug of hot chocolate in their hands.
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