❄️ Worksheet: Make your own snowflake by tracing the lines on this worksheet. Then, color your snowflake.
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❄️ Worksheet: Snowflake, snowflake, little snowflake. Color this winter scene. How many snowflakes can you find?
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❄️ Worksheet: How many snowflakes do you see falling from the sky? Count them and write the number.
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❄️ Worksheet: This worksheet makes a great listening exercise for the song ''Little Snowflake”. Listen to the song once, then listen to it again and fill in the blanks. A word box is provided to assist students with spelling. For an extra challenge, have students fold over the top part of the sheet (with the word box) and try to write the words on their own.
It may be helpful to pause the song between verses to allow students time to write the words. Check your work by listening to the song again. Follow up by singing the song together.
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❄️ Worksheet: There are seven differences between these two pictures. Can you find them? “Find the differences” activities offer young learners a great opportunity to develop language skills. If students with limited verbal skills have difficulty, have them point to the picture and then help them describe what is different. This is also a great activity to do in pairs or small groups with students working together to identify and describe the differences.
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