When you make paper snowflakes, you can practice using scissors and get better at moving your hands! With practice, you can cut out even cooler and more complicated designs. Plus, these snowflakes look amazing and can make any room or window super pretty!
Spark your thinking!
1. Set up your Early Enrichment Mini Spark recording page: #42: Snowflakes
2. Read this infographic about snowflakes. How does a snowflake start? Why do snowflakes fall?
3. Gather your supplies to make your own paper snowflake.
Paper
Scissors
Pencil
4. Watch the tutorial below and then try it yourself!
5. Share your Early Enrichment Mini Spark recording page and your snowflake with your teacher or EY Coordinator.
Check out the Story of Snow badge at the EY website.
