6 Winter paper crafts for kids

Winter paper crafts for kids

Here are six printable Winter paper crafts for kids that you can make at home or in the classroom. This collection includes some of our most popular Winter crafts, such as the 3D snowman wall art and polar bear portraits, plus more. 

Get the printable Winter craft bundle here

Winter paper crafts for kids

Paper crafting is one of the best ways to pass time on frosty indoor days. These Winter paper crafts are also great for developing fine motor skills with simple steps involving cutting, gluing, and a little bit of colouring and painting.

The finished 3D artworks look really cool when you hang them up, and the paper animals make fun DIY toys that can inspire imaginary play. You could also use them as part of a Winter-themed small world.

If you are stuck indoors and need something to do, it’s your lucky day because we’ve bundled these six printable template crafts into one great-value set at 40% off the full price.

The printable Winter paper craft bundle includes:

Click on the links above to see the full tutorials with photographs (and a video in most cases). The step-by-step instructions and photographs are also included in the printable bundle.

paper penguin printable craft for kids

3D paper snowman craft surrounded by falling snow

paper polar bear mother and cubs

paper 3D arctic fox craft

Winter snowman scene with fingerprint snow

printable file thumbnails

Personally, I love the bright, happy feel kid-made craft projects bring when you hang or display them in your home for everyone to see. 

 

 

More Winter-themed crafts and activities for kids:

 

Video tutorials of individual paper crafts

 

 

 

 

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    1. Hi Gayle, this template set comes in US Letter size only. Because Letter and A4 size are almost the same width, if you select ‘centre in page’ in your print menu settings when printing to A4, this works without shrinking your template. I used to create both sizes so some templates on my website do have both. I stopped doing that because it created other problems with zipped folders not opening and larger than necessary file sizes. I hope this is OK.

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