It’s snowing like crazy today! In fact, the boys didn’t have school today because of the snow. Watching the snow fall had got me thinking about the life cycle of snowflakes. I put together a booklet to teach little ones how a snowflake is formed. It’s really quite cool!
First, let me recommend the book we love to read. It has so many great facts about snowflakes! It’s called The Story of Snow by Mark Cassino.
The facts in this book inspired me to write this printable booklet for you.
The printable booklet breaks down what the life cycle of snowflakes is. I tried to use simplified vocabulary to make it easier for your little one to understand. I have a color version and black and white one.
The color one would be great for just reading to your child or students.
The black and white one is great for students to color.
After you download using the link below, just print it on paper, cut on the dotted lines, and staple on the side.
You can download the free printable here —> Snow Life Cycle
Hope you enjoy this resource!
I wanted the life cycle of snow flake for my toddler room but always have trouble printing anything from pins
Thank you
Gwen
I will email you the booklet. I’m sorry!
Hi I cannot print the printables from the website. Is it possible to email them to me?
Thanks
I’m so sorry! Yes, I will email you now.
I want to use you sight readers for 1 &2. Your books will not print. Can you tell me how to print them?
Susan
I’m so sorry! Make sure you are using Adobe Reader (free program) and have installed the latest version. That should take care of your printing problem.
I cant get the snowflake booklet to print or the number rhymes that were a freebie when I purchased a packet
Thanks so much,
Melissa Jones
I’m so sorry, Melissa. Usually this means you need to update Adobe Reader to the latest version. Let me know if you still have problems!
Thank you for the simple Pumpkin Lifecyle Booklet. I printed one for my students. We are making Pumpkin Pie in a cup for our Harvest Celebration party. This fits in just perfect as we save and dry the seeds, I freeze them over Winter and in the Spring we plant the seeds for Growing and Changing theme. Wonderful
So glad to hear this!