25+ Fun Weather Learning Activities

Why Should I Use Weather Themed Activities?

There are so many wonderful benefits to using weather themed activities with kids!  Here are just a few!

Benefits of Using These Weather Themed Activities:

Hands on Exploration: Sure, you can learn about weather by reading a book or watching a video about it.  But even better – kids can learn about weather through hands on exploration and real life observations!  Kids will love learning weather vocabulary and concepts through super engaging and hands on activities like those found in this list of weather themed activities.

Engaging the Five Senses:  The smell after it has just rained, the sight of a beautiful rainbow, the feeling of cold snow against your hands and face, and the sound of thunder as it rumbles in the sky are just a few of the many ways that weather can engage our senses!  Keep the sensory experiences going with these weather activities that are full of opportunities for sensory exploration!  Engaging the five senses is not only fun, but also great for brain development in kids.

Ease Weather Anxiety:  Some kids find weather exciting and enjoy it all, including thunderstorms!  Others have a little more anxiety when it comes to weather and are afraid.  Learning about weather and doing activities that allow your child to explore weather can help them to become more comfortable and possibly help to alleviate some of the fear that may come with a thunderstorm or other severe weather that may occur where you live.

Those are just a few of the many benefits of learning about the weather and doing weather themed activities.

Check out all of the amazing weather themed activities below that will be fun and entertaining no matter what season you are in!

25+ Weather Themed Activities for Kids

Weather Learning Activities: Literacy

I love reading in all types of weather!  Sunny day on the beach?  Stuck inside on a rainy day?  Snowy day curled up on the couch?  A windy fall day?  Everyday is a good day to read!  The same goes for literacy activities!  Any time and any weather conditions make a great time for working on letter identification, letter sounds, sight words, and so many more skills.  No matter what the weather is, we have fabulous literacy activities for you below!

1. Sight Word Clouds

Practicing sight words just got a lot more fun!  Preschoolers and kindergartners will love smashing the cloud sight words in this Sight Word Clouds literacy activity.  This activity does take a little advance prep work, but trust me, it is worth the extra effort!

2. Winter Snow CVC Word Building Mat for Kindergarten

Kids love building snowmen and snow forts, and I have a great activity that will get them excited about building words!  A Winter Snow CVC Word Building Mat for Kindergarten is just what you need for CVC word reading and writing practice.  This activity provides multiple opportunities for practicing CVC words as they read, write, and build their way to reading fluency.

3. Snowman Spin & Stamp Alphabet Activity for Preschool

Spin and stamp activities are another awesome way to promote literacy in a fun way this winter.  This Snowman Spin & Stamp Alphabet Activity for Preschool is the perfect way to work on differentiating between upper and lower case letters.  The spinning and stamping motions not only make this activity engaging for kids, but are also great for fine motor skills!

4. Free Printable Weather Pre-K Pack

Do you know what I love more than one amazing free activity?  THREE amazing free activities!  This Free Printable Weather Pre-K Pack has three activities that your kids are going to love!  There are so many skills you can work on with the spin & cover game, pattern cards, and sentence building cards.  All three of these activities can help strengthen language skills, especially the sentence building activity!

5. Spring Rain Cloud CVC Word Building Mat for Kindergarten

A rainy day outside calls for an interactive rain themed activity inside!  A Spring Rain Cloud CVC Word Building Mat for Kindergarten is the perfect way to get little hands moving and little minds thinking about CVC words and reading skills.  Your children will be practicing their CVC words in multiple ways with this activity.  They will be practicing reading, building, and writing all at once and become CVC word superstars in no time!

6. Snowman Alphabet Matching Game Printable for Preschool

We love matching games!  A Snowman Alphabet Matching Game Printable for Preschool makes learning to identify upper and lowercase letter pairs so much fun!  There are so many ways to differentiate learning with this game.  Teacher tip:  throw these letters into our winter sensory bin for some extra snowy themed fun! 

7. Snowman Themed Free Printable Alphabet Tracing Worksheets

Although I do love hands-on activities and normally am not a huge fan of worksheets, there is a time and place when they can be helpful!  Learning letter formation is one of those times.  Snowman Themed Free Printable Alphabet Tracing Worksheets provide excellent practice for preschoolers learning how to write the alphabet and working on letter formation.  A fun letter word hunt is also included on each worksheet for some additional letter identification practice.

8. Weather Slap It! Card Game

Working on learning weather vocabulary terms?  This Weather Slap It! Card Game is a fast paced,  interactive way to work on weather terminology.  Kids will love playing this card game, and with so many options of different ways to play, they will never get bored!

Weather Learning Activities: Math

Numbers are all around us, and numbers in weather are no exception to that!  Temperature degrees, rain gauges, snowfall totals, and wind speeds all use numbered measurements.  Keep the number and weather theme going with these super fun weather themed math activities!  Counting, shapes, number recognition, number comparisons, and numeral writing are a few of the many skills you can practice with these activities!

1. Free Preschool Snowball Dice Game: Roll and Count

Snowballs are so fun to throw!  They are also super fun to count!  Practice counting and use cotton balls for a snowball math manipulative in this Free Preschool Snowball Dice Game: Roll and Count.  Roll, count, and write your way to number fluency!

2. Fun Free Printable Rainy Day Spring Math Game for Counting

Sometimes rainy days can be hard if you are stuck inside all day.  But, A Fun Free Printable Rainy Day Spring Math Game for Counting may be just the thing you need to turn your day around!  This rainy day themed counting activity will have your kids rolling dice, counting them up, and recording the number on their mat.  Use pom poms or another blue manipulative to create rain drops on the paper and add extra counting practice!

3. 3 Winter Math Activities:  Counting to 10 and Picture Matching

Three activities in one is just what you need this winter for math practice!  Object discrimination, counting, and reading an array are just a few of the many math skills you can work on with these winter themed activities.  3 Winter Math Activities:  Counting to 10 and Picture Matching is a pack of super fun clip card activities that your kids are sure to love working on the next time it snows and you are in the mood for some snowy day math!

4. Rainy Day I Spy Counting Activity

I spy rain boots, umbrellas, frogs, and rain drops… this could only mean one thing- springtime weather!!  This Rainy Day I Spy Counting Activity provides great practice for counting and finding objects with the same characteristics.  It will brighten up any rainy day you may have!

5. Free Winter I Spy Printable for Preschoolers

I spy a Winter Wonderland!  I spy activities are always a huge hit with my preschoolers, and this winter themed one is no exception.  This Free Winter I Spy Printable for Preschoolers has adorable winter themed pictures for your child to spy and count.

6. Free Printable Snowball Gross Motor Place Value Practice First Grade

Get moving with some indoor snowball counting practice!  Free Printable Snowball Gross Motor Place Value Practice First Grade will get your kids moving around and throwing indoor snowballs in a fast paced place value game.  They will be having so much fun, they won’t even realize they are strengthening their math skills and their gross motor skills!

7. Snow Shapes Winter Math Activities for Preschool

After a good snow is a great time to work on shapes!  Gather up some snow from outside and bring it indoors for an interactive sensory and shape identification activity!  Snow Shapes Winter Math Activities for Preschool are easy to set up and require very few materials, making this activity a huge hit with parents and teachers.  Don’t worry if you don’t have any snow at your house, you can easily substitute white play dough or instant snow for the same effect!

8. Free Snowman Math Grid Counting Activities for Kindergarten and Preschool

My kids would build snowmen all day if I would let them!  There is just something so exciting about using freshly fallen snow to create an adorable snowman.  If your kids love building snowmen, they will definitely love working on their counting skills with Free Snowman Math Grid Counting Activities for Kindergarten and Preschool.  

9. Free Printable Snowball Math Game:  Greater Than/Less Than

Which snowball is bigger?  Whose snowball went further?  Who made the biggest snow pile?  My kids are always comparing their snow creations outside after a winter snow storm! Keep the snow comparison going inside with a Free Printable Snowball Math Game:  Greater Than/Less Than.   This activity works great as an independent activity or as a math center in a classroom!

10. Weather Bump! Games

Weather Bump! Games are not only an awesome way to work on weather vocabulary words, but are also a wonderful way to work on the math skill of graphing at a very basic level for kids!  Recording sheets for each game allow kids the opportunity to keep track of their spins through graphing.  The colorful weather pictures and fun spinner make this game super exciting for kids!

Weather Learning Activities: Science

Weather is all about science!  We make observations about the weather every time we wake up in the morning and go outside.  Little scientists are always curious about the weather.  What is the temperature?  Will it rain today?  Should I wear a jacket?  How much snow are we going to get?  Keep the scientific inquiry going with these fun STEM weather activities!

1. Free Printable Weather Chart

Preschoolers love pretending to be a weather forecaster!  Eager hands fly up into the air every morning when I ask who wants to be the weather recorder of the day.  A Free Printable Weather Chart is the perfect way to get all of your preschoolers involved in observing and recording the weather!

2. Shaving Cream Rain Clouds STEM Investigation & Printable

Create a rain cloud in a jar with this Shaving Cream Rain Clouds STEM Investigation & Printable. This activity is the perfect way to talk about clouds, why it rains, and even do a very basic introduction to the scientific method.  How many drops do you think it will take to make it rain??

3. How to Make a Rain Cloud in a Jar Science Experiment

Investigate how clouds are formed with this simple How to Make a Rain Cloud in a Jar Science Experiment.  Your kids will be amazed as they watch a cloud form in the jar right before their eyes!

4. Tornado in a Jar:  Simple Science Experiment for Kids

Tornadoes are, in my opinion, one of the most fascinating, yet dangerous parts of nature.  The only place I want to see a tornado is in a jar, and with this Tornado in a Jar:  Simple Science Experiment for Kids, you can do just that!  This exciting experiment is one you will want to do over and over again in your house.

5. Snow Volcano Winter Science Activities for Preschoolers

Baking soda and vinegar volcanoes are one of our favorite science experiments, so it only made sense to combine them with snow- another one of my childrens’ favorite things!  Snow Volcano Winter Science Activities for Preschoolers puts a fun twist on the normal baking soda and vinegar experiment.  Your science and snow lovers will be so happy to help with this science activity!

6. Magic Rainbow Science Experiment for Kids

Creating a magic rainbow doesn’t get much easier than this!  This Magic Rainbow Science Experiment for Kids will have your kids making amazing, beautiful, magical rainbows with just a few materials that I’m sure you already have around your house! 

7. Skittles Rainbow Colors Science Experiments for Kids

I’m sure you have probably heard of tasting the rainbow with Skittles, but have you ever heard of creating a rainbow science experiment with them?  This Skittles Rainbow Colors Science Experiments for Kids is a super fun way to use candy and a few other simple materials to create an amazing rainbow.  This activity is also a great way to talk about colors and how they can mix together to make new colors.

8. Rainbow Soda and Mentos Science Project for Kids

Soda and mentos science experiments are always at the top of everyone’s favorite list in my house!  Add some colorful soda, and you have an incredibly awesome Rainbow Soda and Mentos Science Project for Kids that will be a huge hit with kids of all ages!

9. The Feather Experiment:  Learning about Wind

Wind is such a powerful force of nature!  If you have kids who are curious about wind, then The Feather Experiment:  Learning about Wind is a great place to start.  With the help from some straws and feathers you will be on your way to a fun wind investigation!

10. Rainbow Walking Water:  Science Experiment for Kids

I’m sure you have seen a rainbow, but have you ever seen a walking rainbow?  Rainbow Walking Water:  Science Experiment for Kids is one of my favorite rainbow experiments!  Kids will be amazed as they watch the colors “walk” from one cup to another and dye the paper towels that are connecting them!

Weather Learning Activities: Sensory

Sensory exploration is not only wonderful for the brain, but also is great for language development, fine motor skills, and helping with regulating emotions.  Whether they are playing with play dough, using a sensory bin, going on a scavenger hunt, or watching the magic of a sensory bottle, kids are benefiting from sensory play.  Check out some of the super fun sensory activities below!

1. Snowflake Winter Sensory Bottle for Preschoolers

There is something so soothing and peaceful about falling snow.  What if I told you that you can capture that beauty in a bottle?  This easy to make Snowflake Winter Sensory Bottle for Preschoolers is filled with glue, glitter, and beautiful snowflakes.  It will captivate the attention of your preschooler and have them wishing for a winter snowstorm!

2. Rainstorm Sensory Bottles for Kids

The sound of rain falling at night always puts me to sleep.  There is just something so soothing and relaxing about a rainstorm.  Rainstorm Sensory Bottles for Kids can have the same calming effect for your preschooler, and is a great visual sensory experience for them as well!

3. Winter Scavenger Hunt for Kids

A Winter Scavenger Hunt for Kids is one of our favorite ways to get some energy out during the winter!  Go on a scavenger hunt inside or outside this winter and see what winter items you are able to find.  A recording sheet with space to draw adds another fun activity for your child to work on.

4. Free Printable Rainy Day Scavenger Hunt for Kids

There is no better activity for a rainy day than a scavenger hunt!  A Free Printable Rainy Day Scavenger Hunt for Kids is just what you need to keep your kids busy and occupied on a rainy day.  Senses will be stimulated as kids feel the rain on their faces and search for things on the scavenger hunt paper.  You can even pull out your favorite rain themed book and have an indoor reading scavenger hunt if you would prefer to stay inside!

5. Beautiful, Color Sorting Rainbow Sensory Bin for Kids

Get ready for an explosion of color with this rainbow sensory bin!  This Beautiful, Color Sorting Rainbow Sensory Bin for Kids features all things rainbow.  Rainbow rice (which is so easy to make- check out our recipe here!), rainbow pom poms, and wooden rainbow toys are the star of this bin.  Don’t worry if you don’t have the exact materials, you can easily substitute your favorite rainbow craft materials and toys!

6. How to Make a Snow Sensory Bin for Preschoolers

One of my favorite things about a snowstorm is that my backyard turns into a gigantic sensory bin full of snow that was created just for my children to play in!  Snow is cold, easy to mold, makes a fun crunching sound, and if you ask my kids, they would say it tastes delicious!  Sounds like the ultimate sensory experience to me.  Find out How to Make a Snow Sensory Bin for Preschoolers and bring the amazing sensory experience of snow into your home the next time it snows!

7. Preschool Snow and Ice Cube Sensory Bin for Winter

With a little planning and foresight to freeze ice cubes rainbow colors, you can easily have an amazing ice and snow sensory bin to play with!  This Preschool Snow and Ice Cube Sensory Bin for Winter is a great activity for a cold touch sensory experience and a colorful visual experience for preschoolers.  Best of all, as the ice melts you will be left with some beautifully tie dyed snow that your kids will love!

8. How to Make Rainbow Spaghetti for Sensory Play

We love sensory bins in my house!  I am always looking for new and exciting sensory bin fillers, and right now rainbow spaghetti is a filler I am really loving!  Once you check out How to Make Rainbow Spaghetti for Sensory Play, you will see how simple and easy it is to create a new fun and creative filler for your next rainbow sensory bin.

9. Exciting Sense of Touch Snowman Craft for Preschoolers

It is often overlooked how great crafting supplies can be for preschoolers’ sense of touch.  Pipe cleaners, yarn, sponges, beads, crinkly construction paper, and googly eyes are just a few of the many craft supplies that have different textures and make for a great sensory experience while you are crafting.  This Exciting Sense of Touch Snowman Craft for Preschoolers is an adorable craft project that doubles as an awesome tactile sensory experience for your preschooler!

10. Easy Snow Slime Recipe for Kids

Slime is one of our favorite sensory activities, but sometimes my kids get bored of the regular recipe we use for slime.  You have to try this Easy Snow Slime Recipe for Kids the next time you are looking for a winter themed sensory activity for your kids!  It puts a fun twist on traditional slime and creates a new texture of slime your kids have never experienced!

11. Snowflake Winter Sensory Bin for Kids

This Snowflake Winter Sensory Bin for Kids combines lots of different textures for a fabulous textile sensory experience!  Pillow filling, bells, and cupcake liners are just a few of the fun materials that make up this sensory bin.  It is sure to keep your kids occupied for hours on a cold winter day!

12. Easy Summer Sensory Bin with Flamingos

A summer sensory bin is just what you need the next time you are stuck inside on a super hot weather day!  This Easy Summer Sensory Bin with Flamingos brings summer to life in a sensory bin.  The sand, flowers, summer accessories, and flamingos are the perfect materials to make this bin full of summer fun!

13. 2-Ingredient Homemade Cloud Dough Recipe

My kids are always so sad and disappointed after the last snow of the winter.  They love building snowmen, forts, and snowballs with snow.  Sometimes we even get creative and take cookie cutters and molds outside to create fun designs in the snow.  What if I told you you could create a snow substitute (kind of!) inside your house for some building fun?  This 2-Ingredient Homemade Cloud Dough Recipe is a great way to replace snow and create a dough that can be molded and shaped just like snow can!

Weather Learning Activities: Art & Crafts

Streaks of lightning, mesmerizing rainbows, glistening rays of sunshine, white fluffy clouds, and intricate snowflakes are just a few of the many beautiful works of weather art created by nature!  Capture the beauty of the weather in your own unique way with these weather art project ideas!  All of them are easy to set up, require just a few materials (most of which you probably already have around your house), and have easy clean up!

1. Snowflake Fork Painting Craft for Kids

Have you ever used a fork to create artwork?  If not, you’re in for a treat!  This Snowflake Fork Painting Craft for Kids uses a non-conventional painting tool (a fork) to create beautiful snowflakes!  You’ll never look at a fork the same way again!

2. Snow Spray Paint Winter Art Projects for Preschoolers

Take the fun of painting outside the next time it snows!  Snow Spray Paint Winter Art Projects for Preschoolers is super simple to set up and will keep the mess of painting outside.  Kids will love watching their favorite colors come to life in snow art projects this winter!

3. Summer Ice Cube Painting Project for Kids

You’re going to love this Summer Ice Cube Painting Project for Kids the next time you have a hot summer day and need to cool off!  Watercolor paints and ice come together to make some beautiful icy artwork in this project.  The best part is, the cold ice makes this activity double as a sensory activity as well!

4. Sparkly, Black Glue Preschool Snowflake Craft for Winter

A Sparkly, Black Glue Preschool Snowflake Craft for Winter is a wonderful way to capture the beauty of a snowy winter sky!  Blue water color paint creates the canvas for black glue snowflakes in this fun winter art project. No two snowflakes are alike, and I can guarantee no two of your snowflake crafts will turn out the same!

5. How to Make a Beautiful DIY Snow Globe Mason Jar Craft

Kids love snow globes!  There is something so exciting about shaking up the jar and controlling the speed of the snow.  They are fun to look at, and even more fun to make!  Capture a winter wonderland in a snow globe and learn How to Make a Beautiful DIY Snow Globe Mason Jar Craft here!

6. Toilet Paper Roll Sun Painting Activity for Preschool

Winter, spring, summer, or fall- any season is a good season for sunshine! This Toilet Paper Roll Sun Painting Activity for Preschool is a wonderful way to repurpose toilet paper rolls and create amazing sunshine artwork!  Brighten up any season with this dazzling sun project.

7. Painting in Snow Winter Activities for Preschool

When thinking of snow activities, building snowmen, throwing snowballs, and sledding are typically the first that come to mind.  But, what if I told you that you can use snow as a painting canvas? With minimal set up and just a few materials, you can set up fun Painting in Snow Winter Activities for Preschool that your kids will love!

8. Rainbow Craft for Preschoolers

Craft projects don’t get more simple than this!  This Rainbow Craft for Preschoolers is a super cute project that you don’t need any fancy materials for.  Just cut out the construction paper, arrange the rainbow, and paste the pieces to create an amazing rainbow art project.  The cutting and pasting required for this project are fantastic for fine motor skills too!

9. Snowflake Melted Bead Ornament Craft for Kids

Homemade ornaments are my favorite!  I love working on making ornaments with my kids, hanging them on the tree together, and then enjoying their beauty for the duration of the Christmas season.  This Snowflake Melted Bead Ornament Craft for Kids is a great way to repurpose your cookie cutters and create amazing, unique snowflakes!

10. Easy DIY Snowman Crafts for Kindergarten and Preschool

Here is another awesome way to recycle those toilet paper rolls!  Winter weather and snowstorms can only mean it’s time for one thing – snowmen! Create adorable snowman artwork with this Easy DIY Snowman Crafts for Kindergarten and Preschool.  Kids will love making each snowman they create into their own special work of art!

11. Rainbow Bouncy Ball Process Art for Preschool

Everyone loves the beautiful colors of a rainbow that comes after a rainstorm!  The vibrant colors of a rainbow are eye-catching and make an amazing piece of artwork in the sky.  Create your own rainbow process art masterpiece with this Rainbow Bouncy Ball Process Art for Preschool activity.  Kids will love swirling the colors and making their own process art rainbow with bouncy balls in this fun art activity!

12. Create Your Own Clouds with Preschoolers

Cloud watching is one of my family’s favorite activities!  We love lying in the grass and staring up at the clouds admiring nature’s artwork and talking about what animals the clouds look like.  You can Create Your Own Clouds with Preschoolers with this fun art activity!  Learn how to create cloud paint with two simple ingredients – shaving cream and glue!

Weather Learning Activities: Fine Motor Skills

Fine motor skills are incredibly important for kids.  We use them on a daily basis, even if we don’t realize it!  Coloring with crayons, tying shoes, zipping up jackets, and playing with legos are just a few of the many ways kids use their fine motor skills.  Help your kids strengthen their finger and hand muscles and improve their fine motor skills using these weather themed fine motor skill activities!

1. Easy DIY Suncatcher Craft for Kids

An Easy DIY Suncatcher Craft for Kids is the perfect year round craft that also doubles as a fine motor skill activity!  Any time of the year is a good time to capture the beauty of sunshine with this suncatcher craft.  You can easily customize this craft by changing the bead colors and color of string to make it work for any season or holiday that is coming up!

2. Printable Spring Themed Brain Break Dice

Fine motor skills are important, but so are gross motor skills!  Printable Spring Themed Brain Break Dice are a great way to get moving and strengthen gross motor skills.  Kids will love blowing like they are the wind, growing like a flower, and acting out many other spring themed actions!

3. Easy & Delicious Rainbow Snack on a Stick

I love to get my kids involved in preparing their snacks whenever I can.  This rainbow snack is one of their favorites to help with (and eat)!  An Easy & Delicious Rainbow Snack on a Stick is not only delicious, but also awesome for fine motor skills!

4. Printable Summer Sun Identifying Emotions Board Game

There is just something about the heat of the summer that makes emotions run high in my house!  One thing I have found that helps my children better cope with their emotions is playing games that are not only fun, but also lead to good conversations about emotions and how we can respond to emotional situations.  This Printable Summer Sun Identifying Emotions Board Game is a wonderful way to get the family together to play a game and open up a conversation about emotions this summer!  The picking up of game pieces and playing cards in this board game is great for fine motor skills!

5. Fine Motor Stitching Winter Snowflake Craft for Kids

If you have a child who is curious about sewing or stitching, then this is the perfect activity for them!  This super simple to set up activity will have your child working on their fine motor skills and creating amazing snowflakes that they stitch with thread and a needle.  This Fine Motor Stitching Winter Snowflake Craft for Kids is sure to become one of your child’s favorite indoor winter crafts!

6. Preschool Play Dough Fine Motor Snowman

Building a snowman with freshly fallen snow is one of my kids’ favorite activities, but they are always sad when the snowman melts and all their hard work disappears.  What if I told you I have a way that kids can build a snowman and it won’t melt?  That’s right!  This Preschool Play Dough Fine Motor Snowman activity is the best way to work on fine motor skills and create an adorable snowman that won’t melt!

7. Winter Gross Motor Cube for Brain Break Activities for Kids

Get moving with Winter Gross Motor Cube for Brain Break Activities for Kids!  Gross motor cubes are a fun way to work on the large muscle groups that kids need to perform everyday activities.  Roll and see what winter themed action you will get to do! 

8. Easy Pipe Cleaner Rainbow Activity for Preschool

One of the best things about fine motor activities is that they don’t have to be super complicated or require a lot of materials.  It doesn’t get much simpler than this Easy Pipe Cleaner Rainbow Activity for Preschool.  With some colorful pipe cleaners and beads you can make amazing rainbows and have an awesome fine motor skill strengthening activity!

9. Spring Fine Motor Mats with Legos

Building with legos is one activity that all of the children in my house can always agree on!  My favorite part about legos-  they are AMAZING for fine motor skills and my kids don’t even realize it!  If you have kids who like a little more guidance when choosing what to build, these Spring Fine Motor Mats with LEGOs are the perfect activity for them!  As an added bonus, this activity is awesome for counting and color recognition too!

10. Snowman Emotions Board Game for Preschoolers

I have another awesome board game that is not only good for learning about emotions, but also amazing for fine motor skills!  This Snowman Emotions Board Game for Preschoolers features adorable snowmen who are expressing all kinds of emotions.  Kids will love talking about the different emotions they see and trying to be the first player to make it to the end of the board game!

11. Free Snowman Shape Playdough Mats for Preschoolers

When it comes to fine motor skill activities, it doesn’t get more simple than playing with play dough.  Free Snowman Shape Playdough Mats for Preschoolers are a wonderful way to work on fine motor skills and practice shapes with a fun snowy winter theme!

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