Make · Ages 5 to 10
Winter crafts for kids
13 things to make for Winter, most searched first. Every one shows the level, the time and the cost before you start.
Popsicle stick snowflake ornament
Glue 4 craft sticks into a star, then cover it in glitter, buttons or sequins for a snowflake that never melts.
Overnight Epsom salt crystals
Dissolve Epsom salt in hot water, chill it, and wake up to a cup full of spiky crystals.
Handprint paper plate wreath
A green wreath made of traced and cut-out handprints from everyone in the family.
Paper chain advent countdown
A paper chain with 1 link for every day until Christmas, each one hiding a small fun thing to do.
Folded paper snowflakes
Fold, snip and unfold a 6-sided paper snowflake, the same shape real snowflakes have.
Salt dough Christmas ornaments
Cookie-cutter ornaments made from flour, salt and water that your kid paints and hangs on the tree for years.
3D paper star ornament
Fold and cut 2 paper stars, glue them back to back, and you get a pointy star that pops out from the tree.
Static electricity butterfly
Rub a balloon on your hair and make tissue paper butterfly wings flap without touching them.
Cardboard loom weaving
Notch a piece of cardboard into a loom and weave a small yarn wall hanging, over and under, row by row.
Cinnamon applesauce ornaments
Brown dough ornaments from 2 pantry ingredients that make the whole house smell like cinnamon for weeks.
Pine cone Christmas trees
Paint a pine cone green, dot it with tiny pom-pom ornaments, and stand it on a cork for a mini tabletop tree.
Pine cone bird feeders
Roll a pine cone in nut butter and birdseed, hang it outside, and watch who comes to lunch.
Puffy paint snowman
Mix shaving cream and glue into a fluffy paint that dries puffy and soft, then paint a snowman you can touch.
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