Torn Paper Snowflake Craft

Snowflakes are such a fun winter theme. Snowflakes are also great crafts for kids to do!

And torn paper is a great fine motor craft and putting the two together is great for kids. These torn paper snowflakes are great for kids of different ages to make and have fun while doing it.

It is a simple snowflake craft with just a little prep and a whole lot of fun. This is a great process art for kids to make.

This is a great addition to the winter craft and torn paper crafts on the site.

What is torn paper craft?

A torn paper craft is a craft where kids tear off pieces of paper to make the craft.

You can use construction paper, scrapbook paper, or any type of paper to make the crafts.

Torn Paper Snowflake Craft for Kids

Today’s torn paper craft is a torn paper snowflake craft that kids can make. You use two pieces of paper to make the craft. You have a snowflake drawn on the paper and kids tear the white paper to make the snowflake.

This simple ripped paper snowflake is great for tot (ages 2 to 3), preschool (ages 3 to 4), prek (ages 4 to 5), and kindergarten (ages 5 to 6).

Snowflake Book We Read with the Torn Paper Snowflake Craft

We read the book Snow by Uri Shulevitz is one of our favorite books to read about snow. It is fun to read and watch the picture change as it snows.

What you need to make your Torn Paper Snowflake Craft

• blue construction paper snowflake pattern drawn on it
• white construction paper
• glue stick
• ruler
• pencil
• Snowflake template

You can use a ruler to make the lines of the snowflake. It is simple to trace on the paper.

How We Made the Torn Paper Snowflakes

You are going to see the steps that we took to make the torn paper snowflake craft. We started with the snowflake already drawn on the paper. But older kids could draw their own snowflake on the paper.

Step 1: Tear Up the White Paper

You can do this in different ways you can give them paper torn up already or have them tear the paper. You can see which works best for the age group of kids that you have.

You can see that we tore up the paper as we did the craft.

Step 2: Trace the Snowflake with Glue

You get your glue stick and then trace the lines of the snowflake. You want to do this in small sections of the snowflake.

Only small lines because if you do too much the glue will dry before you get paper on it.

Step 3: Place the White Paper on the Snowflake

Then you finally place the paper on the snowflake. You can use big pieces or small pieces. This is up to the person doing the art project how it should look. Let them decide how the snowflake will look in the end.

Step 4: And Repeat the Process Over and Over

You then repeat the process for each of the lines on the snowflake. You can tear more paper as you go or make smaller prices to fit the snowflake.

But this is a great art project that works on fine motor skills and is a great process art craft that kids can do.

Final look at our Torn Paper Snowflakes

Need a Snowflake Template Fr the Torn Paper Snowflake

If you would like a template for the snowflake you can find one in the snowflake fine motor printables. It has a simple snowflake you can print and use.

Check out these other Snowflake Crafts & Printables

You have a collection of fine motor snowflake themed printables with tracing, dot marker and snowflake template for snowflake crafts.

You can make a fun Snowflake Paper Plate Wreath. It is simple and easy to use. And then you have great wreath for the winter!

Make hands on and stem base Plank Board Snowflakes. A great hands-on building activity for kids.

Snowflake Number Find is a great number identification printable to work on tracing and finding number with number digits and number words. You have numbers from 0 to 20.

Fun to Make Watercolor Snowflakes is a great activity using cookie cutters.

Snowflake Ten Frame Set has ten frame activities that work on numbers 1 to 20. You have a mix of easy reader books, clip cards, ten frame cards, worksheets, and more.

Counting Snowflake Number Easy Reader Book is a fun book to work on numbers 1 to 10. You have different snowflakes on each page to count. This is great kindergarten and prek easy reader book.

Check out all the fun Winter & Snow Activities & Printables on 3 Dinosaurs.

Cassie – 3Dinosaurs.com