Teach your toddlers and preschoolers all about 2D shapes with these free Snowman Shape Puzzles. This free printable is a wonderful resource for a Winter theme.
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More Winter Themed STEM Activities for Kids
STEM is a great way to get kids of all ages excited about learning. Here are some of my favorite STEM activities for preschoolers and kindergarteners to do this Winter.
- Penguin Math Puzzles (Free Printable)
- Snowstorm in a Jar Science Experiment
- How to Grow Giant Crystal Snowflakes
- Winter Counting Worksheets
- Winter Skip Counting Worksheets
Materials Needed
- Snowman Shape Puzzles Printable
- Printer and paper
- Scissors
- Laminating machine (optional)
How to Make the Snowman Shape Puzzles
1. Download and print the free printable pdf.
You can find the printable below. Just head to the bottom of the post and click the large blue button to download and print your copy.
2. Cut out the individual pieces.
Use a pair of scissors to cut each of the puzzles into their individual pieces. There are nine puzzles in total, each of which have three pieces.
3. Enjoy Playing
Now you’re all ready to learn some 2D shapes and practice matching.
How to Play
1. Mix up all the different puzzle pieces.
Start with all of the pieces mixed up. You want your young children to go through all of them and practice visual discrimination to find the right pieces.
2. Find all three pieces that have the same shape.
Each puzzle is made of three pieces. One with the snowman’s face, one with the buttons and arms, and one with the name of the shape written in the middle.
3. Place the shapes on top of each other.
Place the piece with the written name on the bottom, followed by the piece with the arms, and finally top it off with the snowman’s face.
Are you going to try these Snowman Shape Puzzles with your kids?
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