Guest Author - Diane Claus | Snowman Maze
Navigate through the snowman |
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Snowman Dot Guide
Preschoolers can use the dots to help them draw a snowman. |
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Snowman Number Matching Games
Match the numbers to the numbers on the snowman. I included extra circles if you wanted to add dots to give the kids counting practice. |
File Folder Games
Directions for making File Folder Games
1. Print all the pages, many people prefer to use card stock for added stability.
2. Place the first two pages in the file folder and use a small amount of tape to hold into place. Please note that many file folder games found on this site are designed so that page 1 is on the left side and page 2 is on the right side.
3. Laminate the file folder.
4. Cut out the pieces on the remaining pages and laminate.
5. (Optional) Use Velcro on the file folder and the back of the pieces to give little hands a bit of help.
 | Snowman Color Matching File Folder Game
Match the snowman by the color of their scarves. |
 | Snowman Shape Matching File Folder Game
Match the snowmen by the shape on the snowman. |
 | Snowflake Counting File Folder Game
Count the groups of small snowflakes and match the large snowflake with that number to the group. |
 | Snowman Letter Matching File Folder Game
Match the lowercase letters with the capital letters. |
 | Snowflake Matching File Folder Game
Match the snowflakes with the same snowflake. |
Lacing Cards
Directions for making Lacing Cards
1. Print out the lacing cards onto card stock.
2. Laminate the cards
3. Use a hole punch and punch out the small black circles.
 | Snowflake Lacing Card |
 | Snowman Lacing Card |
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