Winter tissue paper art for kids

When it’s time to come back from winter break or Christmas break – it’s time to hit the ground running in kindergarten. There is explosive growth that happens from now until the spring in both reading and math. Let’s capitalize on that learning-growth spurt and plan some great winter kindergarten activities. Here are winter-themed math,...

Easy enough for kids of all ages, this colorful tissue paper art project uses bleeding tissue paper and snow to create one-of-a-kind paintings.

Be sure to add the Tissue Paper Winter Trees Art Project to your list of winter crafts for kids this season. You can easily use up your leftover tissue paper and let your kids get creative as they make winter tree art. This is an inexpensive way to keep kids busy during snow days or cold weekends. You will love watching as they learn to how to make tissue paper art for you to hang up around the house this winter.

Easy snowflake suncatcher craft complete with free printable template! Perfect for preschoolers or older kids. Make it at home or in the classroom for a winter themed art center.

This tissue paper polar bear craft is perfect to keep the kids busy during these cold winter months! Download the FREE template & practice fine motor skills

Looking for some more fun winter art activities for kids? This DIY Snowflake Art Project is a terrific craft for kids to enjoy creating and makes a beautiful keepsake or awesome gifts for loved ones.

This Snowman Suncatcher Craft is perfect for preschoolers. No contact paper needed - just tissue paper and our printable template! Great for encouraging creativity and developing fine motor skills.

This is such a cute craft for Christmas; it's super easy so kids of all ages can make it, and scrunching the tissue paper is so much fun! All you need is some recycled cardboard, tissue paper and some PVA glue.

Use toilet paper rolls to create this easy and adorable snowman craft with your toddler or preschooler this winter!

This is a classic winter project in my class. I’ve done it with K-3 students so you can adapt it to your group as needed. It’s a paint resist project with a tissue pompom! What could be more fun? For our display we also made snowflakes, no pattern there, just fold and cut away.