Turn a square of paper into a snowflake! Fold it, cut out the grey shapes from a template, unfold slowly and see six arms appear. No two snowflakes come out the same.
What’s inside
- How to Make a Paper Snowflake: five simple steps with pictures
- Three cutting templates: Easy, Medium and Tricky, each with the folded wedge and the grey shapes to cut away
- Color the Snowflake: a big six-armed snowflake and four small ones to color
Tips
- Thin paper works best: printer paper cut into a square, or tissue paper.
- Younger kids can draw the shapes, and a grown-up does the cutting.
- Tape the snowflakes to a window for a winter scene.
Who it is for
Made for kids about 5 to 12, with a grown-up helping with the scissors. Print at 100% on US Letter paper (A4 works with “Fit to page”).
More winter fun: winter activities for kids and winter coloring pages.
