If I haven’t done enough printables this past week {Have you seen my 24 Days of Christmas Printables series? If not, you should check it out, it’s pretty awesome 🙂 }, I also have a standing date with some of my blogging buddies to write a post on a common topic each month. This month, the topic is “Snow/Snowman”.
Well, we sure love snowmen, so that’s what I went with: A Snowman Sequencing Printable! {Scroll to the bottom of the post to find out what my friends wrote about!}
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We recently read How to Build a Snowman to N, and this printable goes perfectly with it for slightly older kids!
What’s in the Printable PDF File?
The snowman building sequence has five parts: Rolling a big snowball, stacking two big snowballs on top of each other, putting arms on the snowman, putting a carrot nose in the snowman’s face, and finally the complete snowman.
There are two versions included: A color version and a black and white version that kids can color.
How to Prepare the Snowman Sequencing Printable:
After printing, you can laminate if you want (color version only – you can laminate the black and white version after it has been colored), then either cut out the images or have the kids help if they’re able. Finally, hand over the images and let the kids put them in the correct order.
Younger kids may need you to talk them through it, older kids can tell their own story about building a snowman and put down the appropriate image for each stage of the story.
Practice Pre-Primer Sight Words with Fun Digital Snowballs!
Drag & drop digital letter snowballs to spell pre-primer sight words. Slides for all 42 pre-primer sight words are ready for use. You can easily edit the slides and assign slides of your choice for each individual student.
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I also have lots of other snow and snowman activities for you!
Digital Build a Snowball Pre-Primer Sight Word Drag&Drop
Build an Addition Snowman 1-20
Penguin Snowball Play I Spy Game
Piles of Snow Fill in the Missing Numbers 1-120
Snowflake Bentley Go-Along: Snowflake Window Clings | School Time Snippets
Snowman to Color | Mrs. Karle’s Sight and Sound Reading
All You Need for a Snowman {Book Activity + Free Printable} | The Natural Homeschool
Snowman Activities for Preschoolers + Snowman Tracing Worksheet | Living Life and Learning
Yarn Pom Pom Snow People | The Life of Jennifer Dawn
Cotton Ball Snowman | Easy Peasy and Fun
Snowmen at Night Art Project | Artsy Momma
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Thank you for sharing such a fun activity!
You’re welcome – so glad you like it!
This is a perfect one while we’re waiting for real snow! #ThoughtfulSpot
How fantastic! My youngest loves activities like this one!
Thank you!
Sounds like a lot of fun! Thanks for sharing. I am going to share with my readers on my Facebook page, too.
Thank you for the kind words, and thanks for sharing on Facebook!
No snow in Sydney Australian but the activity will be fun for my students.
So glad you like it, Helen! No snow here either, unfortunately 🙁