DIY Snowman Tracker

Antsy students eager for holiday break? I feel you!

Here is a super quick snowman days before Christmas craftivity that might help!

You could actually use this a couple different ways: either make one for the classroom to hang up and place in a prominent location – or – it could be a fun behavior reward activity for all students to complete during a Fun Friday celebration of a holiday party.

Eiher way – it’s pretty simple.

I am not a crafter. At all.

So if I can make this look cute, then students won’t have any problems at all. AND – I love that it is pretty mess free too.

Antsy students eager for holiday break? I feel you! Here is a super quick snowman days before Christmas craftivity that might help! Easy and no-mess!

What you’ll need:

Plain foam pieces and Glitter foam pieces: white (I found a soccer ball and flipped it over so I didn’t have to cut one out of the rectangular white piece), orange, black
{You could also substitute a paper plate for the white circle piece to make it even easier for students}
Stickers: Letters and Numbers
Black Sharpie
Pink Chalk
Glue Dots or Hot Glue

Let’s Get Crafting!

1. Cut out a hat from the black pieces and attach to round white piece with either glue dots or hot glue if you have a parent helper. Add a strip of orange to the hat.

2. Use the number stickers to add the numbers 1-24 around the edge. OR you could also just use a black sharpie to do the same if you don’t want to mess with the stickers.

3. Add your letter stickers to the hat.

4. Make 2 pink circles out of chalk on the face. Note: make sure you do the chalk FIRST and not sharpie first, otherwise you will smudge the sharpie and your pink circles will have dark gray smudges in them. Ask me how I know this. lol.

5. Next, use a sharpie to create the eyes and mouth.