This snowflake game is perfect for playtime with baby! Kids of all ages can enjoy this snowflake drop game, but it’s particularly great for babies and toddlers. Plus, this DIY snowflake game is not only easy to put together, but a budget-friendly craft. This snowflake game is the perfect at home baby and toddler craft and activity.
Snowflake Game
Create a simple snowflake game that can double as baby toy or game with these snowflake game instructions.
Some of these materials are very specific, but feel free to modify this snowflake game so that it is custom for you and your kid.
This snowflake game is perfect for fine motor skill practice and to practice hand eye coordination and the best part is, this fun winter game is budget friendly.
Supplies Needed To Make This Easy Snowflake Game For Toddlers
- clear, clean plastic jug (I found mine at the dollar store.)
- white paint pen
- unfinished wooden circles
- Self-Inking Stamper
- Peel & Stick Stamps
- Turquoise Ink Pad
- Blue Ink Pad
How To Make This Snowflake Game For Your Baby and Toddlers
Now it is time to put it all together!
Step 1
Use the white paint pen to draw snowflakes and Snowflake Drop on the sides of the plastic jug.
Step 2
Use the supplies (or other stamps) to add snowflakes to the wooden circles.
Step 3
Under careful supervision, let baby drop the snowflakes and listen to the sounds they make.
Notes:
Creating snowflakes from some different materials might be fun as well. Craft pom poms, cotton balls and paper snowflakes would all feel different to the touch and make different sounds.
DIY Toy for Baby: Snowflake Game
This snowflake game is perfect for babies and toddlers, even preschoolers. This snowflake game also doubles as a winter activity and craft, allows your child to practice fine motor skills, and is a budget-friendly craft to put together.
Materials
- clear, clean plastic jug (I found mine at the dollar store.)
- white paint pen
- unfinished wooden circles
- Self-Inking Stamper
- Peel & Stick Stamps
- Turquoise Ink Pad
- Blue Ink Pad
Instructions
- Use the white paint pen to draw snowflakes and Snowflake Drop on the sides of the plastic jug.
- Use the supplies (or other stamps) to add snowflakes to the wooden circles.
- Under careful supervision, let baby drop the snowflakes and listen to the sounds they make.
More DIY Toys and Games From Kids Activities Blog
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How did your baby like this snowflake game?
If you were to put letters on the wooden circles you would be able to say things like, ” Oh, look! You have the yellow Y.” I’m not saying force them to look, but simple exposures like that go a long way. Also, when they’re a little older you could put the cap on it with a cut out hole to help with fine motor. Oh, I’m going to have to make this! I love activities you can change and make new. Thanks for the idea!