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Indoor Snow Painting

Indoor snow painting ~ bring your snow canvas indoors and stay warm and cozy!

The weather outside is frightful…so we decided to play with snow indoors.  Chilly winter days are perfect for bringing the snow inside or creating beautiful melting art work.   This simple indoor snow painting activity requires no bundling up in all the usual winter gear.  Stay warm and cozy by bringing your snow canvas indoors!
Indoor snow painting ~ bring your snow canvas indoors and stay warm and cozy!

The kids each mixed up their favorite color of paint (drops of food coloring in water).  We had a combination of blue, green and purple paint.  Love that all the colors coordinated.

Indoor snow painting ~ bring your snow canvas indoors and stay warm and cozy! The kids used paint brushes and eye droppers to apply the color.

Indoor snow painting ~ bring your snow canvas indoors and stay warm and cozy!

Paint A Snow Canvas

Like with our melting art, we placed a cookie sheet inside our tray.  As the snow melted, it dripped into the bottom of the tray.

Indoor snow painting ~ bring your snow canvas indoors and stay warm and cozy!

I love all the colorful snow crystals.

Indoor snow painting ~ bring your snow canvas indoors and stay warm and cozy!

When the kids deemed their masterpiece finished, they emptied their melting snow canvas into the sink.  I should have counted how many times they each scooped a fresh layer of snow onto their tray.

Indoor snow painting ~ bring your snow canvas indoors and stay warm and cozy!

They spent a good part of the afternoon playing and painting.

Indoor snow painting ~ bring your snow canvas indoors and stay warm and cozy!

Squeeze bottles and spray bottles were requested for next time.  Since we only used brushes and eye droppers, this activity was relatively mess free.

Indoor snow painting ~ bring your snow canvas indoors and stay warm and cozy!

Here are a few of our favorite ways to stay warm while playing in the snow!

Melting Art | Indoor Snow Painting | Bringing the Snow Inside | Snow Ice Cream

Warm Ways to play in the snow ~ bring your snow indoors!

What is your favorite way to play in the snow?

Related posts:

  1. Exciting Snow Play
  2. Bringing the Snow Inside.
  3. Polly Pocket Snow Fort Play
  4. Indoor Snowball Fight
Posted in Kid Projects, take joy in Winter and tagged Kid Projects, Snow, Watercolors, Winter Activities.

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Related posts:

  1. Exciting Snow Play
  2. Bringing the Snow Inside.
  3. Polly Pocket Snow Fort Play
  4. Indoor Snowball Fight
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  1. Allison on at 9:48 pm said:

    I love the blues and purples, so gorgeous.

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