

Soapy Snowman
Rate this article

This craft is a great, messy play activity!
-
All you need is a box of soapflakes (you might want to buy the unperfumed sort) and a large tub or tray.
-
It’s probably best to have water available in a squeezy bottle, so you can let it out bit by bit.
-
The children just need to mix the soapflakes and water until they get to the stage where you can shape the soap into a snowman (or other object).
-
We added a carrot nose with coloured paper, and then put each snowman on a card to dry.
-
You can use the snowman as soap when you get home.
For another winter craft check out the chilly penguin mask and reindeer finger puppet.
Last Updated 06 December 2010
Children should be adequately supervised during all craft activities. Use of these ideas is at the discretion of the group leaders. Care for the Family cannot be held responsible for any injury or damage which might result from their use.
Share your craft and activity ideas
We would love to receive any craft or activity ideas that you have used successfully in a parent and toddler group. Please send them to us at Playtime, Care for the Family, Garth House, FREEPOST (CF4636), Cardiff CF15 7GZ or email playtime@engagetoday.org.uk
Please include simple instructions along with either a digital photo (jpeg if possible) or a completed item.
This information is supplied in good faith, but Care for the Family cannot accept responsibility for any advice or recommendations made by other organisations or resources.