Winter Snowflake Preschool and Prek Ideas

Hey! Today I am sharing a few ideas that I have implemented and some I have found on the big WWW to do with snowflakes! 

Winter Snowflake Fun

We started the day by checking the sky for snowflakes, but we had no luck!

So I grabbed some leftover InstaSnow I had and we talked about how lots of individual snowflakes made the snow. The girls love this stuff!

I found some pretty snowflake stickers and allowed my preschooler to practice her fine motor skills by peeling them off and sticking them on a blue piece of paper to create a winter scene. 

My PreK daughter, was encouraged to use her stickers to represent numbers zero to nine. This would also work well with snowflake stampers! 

Missy Moo (PreK) then practiced her scissor skills using a printable from the Winter Preschool Literacy and Maths Pack

I then wrote numbers on foam snowflakes and Sopapilla and I explored numbers together. She prefered to pick up the snowflakes and have me say the number. 

Missy Moo then sequenced the numbers from one to twenty-five!

We then finished off the day using these wooden snowflakes (with magnets attached) to sing a counting song and practice early subtraction skills!! 

Thanks so much for stopping by!

Alison @ PrimaryCreations x


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Alison Garza

Alison Garza is an autism specialist teacher, Additional Learning Needs Lead and founder of Elevating Neurodiversity. She has worked in education since 2001 and has extensive experience supporting autistic and neurodiverse learners across mainstream and specialist settings, with continuous experience in specialist provision since 2012.

Alison holds a Master's degree in SEN Autism (Children) and is passionate about helping educators translate evidence-informed practice into meaningful classroom strategies. Her work focuses on communication, language development, early literacy and creating inclusive learning environments that reduce cognitive load while celebrating neurodiversity.

Through Elevating Neurodiversity, Alison shares practical teaching guides, downloadable classroom resources and professional learning designed to help teachers, speech and language therapists and other professionals support autistic and neurodiverse learners with confidence.

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