I love bringing seasonal activities into my homeschool lessons. These snowmen are perfect for helping your young readers Build a Snowman CVC Words Practice.

This “Build a Snowman” activity is sure to be a hit with your beginning readers. It’s perfect for kids in preschool, kindergarten, and 1st grade. The activity does take a bit of prep work, but it’s fairly straightforward. Put on your favorite show, grab your scissors, and you’ll be done cutting out all the snowman pieces in no time.

Students will choose a hat and “read” the picture on it. Sound out the word. /c/-/a/-/t/. Have your students pick one snowball at a time (starting with the face) and build the short vowel word pictured on the hat.

This is great practice for beginning readers who are just learning to sound out words. It helps reinforce the concept that sounds work together to make words.

As your child builds each word, have them write it on the worksheet provided in this pack. There is a line for each word. They can also color the snowmen at the top of the page.

You can use this worksheet as a spelling page, as well, to see if your child can spell the words without looking at the snowmen.

Are you looking for more free winter activities? Try these:

• 25 CVC Words Activities
• CVC Words Clipart
• CVC Bridges Activity
• Winter Counting with Snowflakes and Ice Skates
• Winter Preschool Literacy Pack
• Winter ABC Sorting Cards
• Jan Brett’s The Mitten Printable and Hands-On Fun