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Winter Q-Tip Painting Printables

by Angela Thayer Leave a Comment

Winter is in full swing and I have the perfect printable for your little learners!

Create some winter art with this q-tip painting activity. Not only are the pictures simply adorable, but this is wonderful for practicing fine motor skills!

Winter-Q-Tip-Pictures

Here’s What You Need:

  • Handful of Q-tips
  • Washable paint
  • Fall Q-tip Printable (at the bottom of this post)

3 q-tip pictures for winter

Directions:

  1. Before you begin, print the pages onto card stock paper. Using card stock paper prevents the paint from bleeding through the page.
  2. Have the child dip a Q-tip into paint and then fill in the circles on the pictures. You don’t need a lot of paint on the Q-tip and may have to dip it in the paint several times to finish the picture.

close up of a q-tip dipped in paint

It doesn’t have to look perfect! The idea is to work on fine motor skills. When a child holds a Q-tip, they have to hold the small Q-tip in place and dab the paint in each circle. This is good for building those smaller muscles of the hand. It’s also great for hand-eye coordination! Working on fine motor skills will help with good handwriting when students learn to hold a pencil and write letters.

coat q-tip printable

There are so many fun pictures to paint

hot chocolate q-tip printable

The Q-tip pictures included in this set are the following:

  • blanket
  • boot
  • coat
  • earmuffs
  • fireplace
  • glove
  • hat
  • hot chocolate
  • ice skates
  • mitten
  • scarf
  • ski goggles
  • skis
  • sled
  • snow globe
  • shovel
  • snow
  • snowball
  • snowboard
  • snowflake
  • snowman
  • tree mitten q-tip picture

This printable has 22 pictures and it’s FREE to you! This would be great for morning work, fine motor practice, center time, or independent work for early finishers.

3 pictures winter q-tip

If you’d like this free printable, just click the button below!

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