Winter Preschool Cut and Paste Math

I made this week’s winter preschool cut and past math on special request from some of my followers who specially requested it!  There was a lot of love for my Halloween Costume number activity so I decided to make a snowman version!  But this time you have to find the snowman and determine how many snowballs they get to start with in the snowman fight!

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What You Need:

– Snowman Fight Printable (Free at the end of this post)

– Scissors

– Glue

-Tape

How to Use this Winter Cut and Paste Math Activity:

First, print off the snowman cards and recording sheet.  Cut apart the snowman cards.  Before playing you will want to tape up the snowman cards around the house.  Don’t make it too hard from them to be found, but make sure your preschooler will have the opportunity to move around while they are learning!

Now that you are ready, tell your child that the snowman are going to have a snowball fight!  They need your help in making sure each snowman get’s the correct number of snowballs to start the fight!  Their job is to search through the house and find a snowman card.  When the find the card, identify the number on the card.  

Then they can cut out the matching snowman on the recording sheet and glue it to the same number on their card!  That is how many snowballs they get!  Keep going until you find all the snowman!  You may even want to end with a snowball fight of your own!!

Ready to learn? You can grab your own copy of this Winter Math Cut and Paste Activity when you become an email subscriber below!

Looking for more winter activities?  Try my Tot School Winter Theme and have 12 new snow themed learning activities!   

Or see more free preschool activities in the posts below.

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