Inside: These free snowflake printable circle time props get toddlers and preschoolers engaged while singing winter songs. Works well with winter books, too!
Get toddlers and preschoolers engaged during your winter circle time with these snowflake props.
These little snowflake sticks can be used while reading books, reciting rhymes, and singing songs!
Scroll towards the bottom of this page to find the link to the free download!
Snowflake Printable Circle Time Props
During the first two weeks of January, our themes are snowflakes and snowmen.
Last week I created some cute snowman props. (If you missed it, head on over and get the link to the free printable.)
Then, while planning our activities, I found some fun snowflake books and songs and knew I needed props for them.
Here they are!
Assembling the Snowflake Printable Circle Time Props
What you will need:
- Popsicle sticks or Jumbo Craft Sticks
- Laminator
- Scotch tape
- Printable snowflake prop (scroll down to find the link)
I suggest either printing these on heavy paper or laminating them for extra durability.
Make enough copies so that you have one snowflakes for each student and yourself.
Preparation:
Cut out the desired amount of snowflakes and gather your popsicle or jumbo craft sticks.After cutting them out, tape them to the top of a popsicle stick.
CLICK HERE to find more circle time props!
Using the Printable Snowflake Props
I make enough snowflake sticks so that each child has one, plus an extra for myself.
We hold these props while I read snowflake books, recite snowflake rhymes, and sing snowflake songs.
The children can then move their snowflake props while you sing or read.
Using Snowflake Printable Circle Time Props for Virtual Teaching
I’ve found that props are even more important when teaching through a screen.
You can see how I use them in my online video snippets which are on my virtual teaching resource page.
I send my props home in a take-home packet that each child gets every two weeks.
When the meeting starts, we hold our props. In this case, they are our snowflake sticks.
We then hold them while singing snowflake songs and reading snowflake books.
Click on the graphics below for more information about our virtual teaching sessions:
More Snowflake Ideas
Cooking: Snowflake Cookies
Sensory: Snowflake Sensory Bin
Fine Motor: Watercolor Snowflakes
Math: Snowflake Counting
Science: Crystal Snowflakes
Looking for song ideas?
Check out my January playlist:
Winter Classroom Set Up
See how our toddler and preschool classroom has been set up for the winter theme in previous years:
More Circle Time Resources
Preschool Circle Time Activities
When Circle Time Doesn’t Go As Planned (Video)
My Secrets to a Successful Circle Time (Video)
Toddler Winter Circle Time Counting Props
Keep toddlers engaged while working on simple math skills with these winter counting props.
We love using these during our classroom circle times!
6 Prop Sets (19 Pages):
- How Many Buttons Are On the Mitten?
- Numbered Mittens
- Hot Cocoa Marshmallow Counting
- Numbered Penguins
- Numbered Snowflakes
- Numbered Snowmen
