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onal) Print the melted snowman poem out. I would recommend printing the poem out onto blue card to create a nice contrast between the card and the melted snowman. I made a little snowman, I made him just like that. The sun can out and melted him, And now my snowman's flat. After reading the cute poem have fun painting your own melted snowman. You could use white paint and glue on any snowman accessories, but we love using puffy paint! Snow Puffy Paint Recipe To make snow puffy paint mix together shaving foam and white PVA school glue in a bowl. You will need roughly a 1:1 ratio of glue and shaving foam. You don't really need to measure it though, you can get away with slightly more shaving foam than glue. You might want to sprinkle a little sparkly snow glitter on top too! Melted Snowman Craft Cut out a snowman hat from black card, carrot nose from orange card and a scarf from scraps of craft felt or material. You will also need googly eyes, buttons and to collect some small twigs from the garden. An easy melted snowman kids craft and (free) printable poem using a simple puffy paint recipe that uses shaving foam and glue. A fun snow or winter art or literacy project for toddlers and preschoolers as well as older kids. Spoon the puffy paint onto the blue card above the melted snowman poem. The thicker you spoon on the puffy paint the more 3D it will look once dry. Place all the snowman accessories onto the puffy paint. There is enough glue in the snow puffy paint for the accessories to stick where they are placed. An easy melted snowman kids craft and (free) printable poem using a simple puffy paint recipe that uses shaving foam and glue. A fun snow or winter art or literacy project for toddlers and preschoolers as well as older kids. Once you are happy with where all the snowman accessories have been placed leave the melted snowman to dry. Once dry he will remain puffy and a little spongy to touch.

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