Colored Water Snow Paint – Outdoor Winter Activity For Families
Just like most of the country – we were snowed in this weekend.
This isn’t a new thing for us here in Cheyenne… let along here in Wyoming, but it’s still depressing to say the least. Especially since it happens every other week and sometimes we just want to get out and have fun.
So to change things up and get us out of the house for a short period of time, I decided to do an easy craft with my two favorite boys.
Insert – HOMEMADE Snow Paint!
You basically make colored tap water, place it in some inexpensive squirt bottles and paint the snow. That’s it! No real rules or perfect end results! If your child can hold a bottle and squirt it on the ground, they can participate in this fun outdoor activity.
So to go with the theme of “keeping it simple” this year – this painting the snow activity only took three supplies and 5 minutes to put together. On that note, it won’t break the bank or take you hours to assemble. PLUS no clean up afterwards since nature will take course in a copy of days. Just go back indoors and wait for the sun!
If you would like to recreate this crafty idea, find all the details below for this DIY Snow Paint activity and recreate it for your family today!
Happy crafting, my friends! Please don’t forget to share a few pictures if you decide to give this snow colored paint activity a try in your backyard. You can tag us on Facebook or Instagram for easy sharing. I would LOVE to see and hear your thoughts on how this quick winter activity went for you! #gluedtomycrafts
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Craft Supplies:
* Large, Plastic Squirt bottles {or recycled water bottles}
* Assorted Food Colors Drops
* Tap Water
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The Simple Directions:
Just put a few drops of food coloring into your plastic squirt bottles, add some water, close the lid on tight and shake until it’s well combined.
Then take outside your food colored water to paint the snow. Easy right?
PAIR THIS WINTER ACTIVITY WITH OUR —> Popsicle Stick Snowman Puppet
As you see in the above pictures, Lil Man had a blast with this colored snow activity {Daddy had too much fun with the yellow paint} Then once we were done, we took our cold bodies inside to get warm. It really doesn’t get any easier than that!
How do you enjoy snow days? Any fun outdoor activities? Share with us in the comment section or on our Facebook page! #gluedtomycrafts
You can find MORE fun craft ideas to do this season —> 50 Fun Activities For Kids To Do At Home This Winter
