New Year's Day can sometimes feel like the unofficial end of winter, but in reality it's just the beginning–there are still technically three whole months before spring arrives. Three months of cold weather, dreary skies and early sunsets. It can be hard to stay motivated, be cheerful or even get out of bed in the morning during the chilly winter months. So I say we should all give ourselves and our kids something to look forward to.
Read more ¿Qué más? 4 Baby-friendly activities for chilly days
Try each of these projects to help your kids get through the winter doldrums.
Sugar Cube Igloo
From geography and history to counting and architecture, there are a ton of educational lessons to be taught when building your own igloo.
Snow Paint
Sparkly white puffy paint I can make in my own kitchen? I'm a '90s kid–sign me up! I can't wait to do this with my 1-year-old.
Winter-Themed Sensory Box
From color to texture to theme and even temperature, a winter-themed sensory play box is a great way for tiny tots to learn all about the season, while aiding both their cognitive and physical development.
DIY Snowglobe
Kids of all ages will love creating their very own custom snowglobes. You can use leftover holiday decorations or pick some knick knacks at the store. Either way, this is a really fun project.
Colorful Ice Globes
Whether you surprise your kiddos with these spectacular looking colored ice spheres or you involve them in the process, it's sure to put a smile on their faces. Can you image how awesome your yard will look covered in these?
