Description
Disguise a Snowman Winter Activity Writing Craft, Word Search, and Coloring Page
Looking for a fun, no-prep snowman winter activity to keep your students engaged in December or January? This creative Disguise a Snowman Writing Craft blends writing, art, and literacy into one joyful project your upper elementary students will love! Perfect for grades 2–5, it’s an easy way to bring imagination and laughter to your winter lessons.
What’s Inside
Everything you need for a print-and-go snowman winter activity:
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5 Disguise-the-Snowman Templates — ready to decorate
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Friendly Letter from Sammy the Snowman
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Coloring Page
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Snowman Word Search + Answer Key
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Teacher Directions
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Example of a Disguised Snowman
How to Use
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Begin with Sammy’s letter — he’s asking for a disguise so no one steals his snowman parts!
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Students plan and decorate their disguise (think: superhero, animal, pizza slice — anything goes!).
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They write about their design and how it helps Sammy blend in.
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Finish with the word search or coloring page as a fun early-finisher option.
It’s the ultimate snowman winter activity for creative writing, art, and word work all in one!
Teacher Tips
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Display finished snowmen on a winter bulletin board
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Brainstorm disguise ideas as a class before decorating
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Works great for early finishers, centers, or sub plans
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Can be easily uploaded for digital learners
Why Teachers Love It
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Combines writing, art, and winter fun
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Encourages imagination and critical thinking
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No prep — just print and go
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Perfect for winter parties or quiet work days
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Keeps students learning while having fun
Bring some frosty fun to your classroom with this creative snowman winter activity that’s sure to spark smiles and inspire imaginative writing!
SEE PREVIEW ABOVE!
Cassie O. –
We usually do disguise a turkey but the kids loved doing this one too. Thanks
Elizabeth W. –
This was such a fun activity before winter break! My students let their creativity soar, both in visually representing their creation and in writing a story to accompany it. A great, structured way to have some fun before break!
Amanda Blumhoefer –
Kids loved it and I will definitely use it again in the future!
Charlotte Bradley –
My students loved using this resource! Their writing papers turned out great and the snowmen to match made them even cuter!
Tracy P. –
Love this resource and the different types of snowmen to choose from. My third graders did such a great job being creative and disguising their snowmen. This activity made such a cute display for the winter.