DIY Sensory Snow is a fun way to have a snow day any time of the year! Homemade play snow is easy to make with a few simple ingredients and encourages hours of sensory play time. Bright out your DIY play snow on scorching summer days for some snowman-inspired fun. We made snow cupcakes and a snowman and had lots of fun sculpting our homemade snow into fluffy white balls.
To make homemade sensory snow, mix 3 boxes of baking soda with a cup of white conditioner and as much glitter as you want. This will create a dough-like consistency that holds together but also melts apart with handling. Let y
our child help mix the snow together for a hands-on kids’ activity. My daughter loves measuring out ingredients and helping in the kitchen whenever possible. She was excited to help make the homemade sensory snow we were creating just for her!
DIY Snow Instructions
- Mix 3 boxes of baking soda with a cup of white conditioner.
- Add as much glitter as you want.
- Stir until the homemade snow reaches a moldable consistency.
- Enjoy playing with fun sensory snow!
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DIY Glitter Sensory Snow Snowman
DIY Snow encourages imaginative play for toddlers and preschoolers. It’s fun to squish and mold into powdery snow balls, snowmen, and igloos. Or make cute glittery white cupcakes decorated with sparkly beads and jewels.
My daughter had a lot of fun scooping and molding our DIY Snow made with baking soda and conditioner. She made cupcakes and a snowman decorated with beads, hairbands, and a re-purposed bottle cap for a hat.
Making DIY sculpting snow is an awesome preschool activity for hands on sensory play!
What are some of your favorite kids’ activities for a open afternoon? We hope you enjoy trying out our DIY sensory snow; let us know what you think by leaving a comment!
Hi, I’m Katie! I live with my husband and 4 kids in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. I love Jesus, coffee, creative projects, photography, and traveling. I’ve previously worked as a web designer, journalist, and barista. I hope you enjoy our creative projects and family adventures!
This looks like a ton of fun! I need to try this with my son.
This interactive kids’ project is so cute!
This snow activity would be so fun for rainy days!