©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

Credits

©2013

Wise Owl Factory LLC,

Carolyn Wilhelm

Teacher’s

Clip Art

Lettering

Delights

3 AM

Teacher

Digiscrapkits

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KG SECOND CHANCES font

KG The Last Time Font

Mercedes

Hutchens

Ink ‘n Little

Things

Kinder Alphabet Clip

Art by Lidia Barbosa

Creative

Clips

Gingersnaps

Clip Art on TN

It is illegal to extract or remove art

from this PDF. It is illegal to

publish it on other sites.

This printable is only legal if it is

from the Pre K and K Sharing Blog

or the Early Education Emporium.

Please visit the EEE to download

your own legal copy if you found

this elsewhere.

Scrappin

Doodles

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Table of Contents

Page 2 Artist Credits

Page 3 Table of Contents

Page 4 Directions

Page 5 Optional sign

*Note: Select picture or word cards for each cube pages 6-17

Page 6 —1.5 inch shapes, pictures and words (select which version is wanted)

Page 7 — 1.5 inch s blend words, pictures and words (select which version is wanted)

Page 8 —1 inch shapes, pictures and words (select which version is wanted)

Page 9 — 1 inch s blend words, pictures and words (select which version is wanted)

Page 10 Shapes cube, make as cube or cut apart into cards

Page 11 Shapes word cube, make as cube or cut apart into cards

Page 12 S-blends picture cube, make as cube or cut apart into cards

Page 13 S-blends word cube, make as cube or cut apart into cards

Page 14 Clothing/parts picture cube, make as cube or cut apart into cards

Page 15 Clothing/parts word cube, make as cube or cut apart into cards

Page 16 Face/feelings picture cube, make as cube or cut apart into cards

Page 17 Face/feelings word cube, make as cube or cut apart into cards

Page 18 Clothing and parts to cut out—-run on cardstock, cut out, and/or laminate.

*Note: Trace lids or use the circles on pages 19 and 20 for the snowmen/people body.

Pages19-20 White circles for body

Pages 21-22 — 4 inch snowmen faces to glue on lids or copy on cardstock and/or laminate.

Pages 23-24 — 4.3 inch snowmen faces

Page 25 Recording page for picture version of s-blend buttons

Page 26 Recording page for word version of s-blend buttons

Page 27 Recording page for picture version of shapes buttons

Page 28 Recording page for word version of shapes buttons

Page 29 Photo of finished snowman/person *Note: I realize the face/feelings words do not match tenses. This is to allow the easiest level of word to be read.

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

Illustrated Directions for Silly Snow-people/Snowmen

Prepare word cards or cubes, buttons on card-stock or caps, cut out faces, body circles,

and clothing items. Run copies of the recording page if wanted, words or pictures.

1. Run the cube page

selected, and make

either cubes or cut

apart as picture/word

cards.

2. If you want to make

cards, just cut out the

squares on the cube

pages.

3. Punch out or cut out

the 1 inch or the 1.5

inches circles for the

snowmen buttons.

Punches are not required.

4. Either run the button

circles on cardstock and/

or laminate, or glue on

water or milk caps (if

wanted).

5. To make this a fine

motor activity for the

buttons, add tongs.

6. Set up the activity

ready for play with se-

lected cards/buttons/

and parts.

When finished, the snowman/person will be similar

to this one. Add the recording page if wanted.

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

trapezoid square

pentagon

rectangle triangle

Snowman buttons to run and glue on milk caps, or run on cardstock for durability.

Make one copy for every two players. SHAPES version, 1 & 1/2 inch circles

hexagon

square

triangle

pentagon

hexagon

trapezoid

rectangle

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smore square

snow

sled smile star

Snowman buttons to run and glue on milk caps, or run on cardstock for durability.

Make one copy for every two players. S-blends version, 1 & 1/2 inch circles

square

smile

snow

star

smore

sled

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square

pentagon

triangle

Snowman buttons to run and glue on pop bottle caps, or run on cardstock for

durability. Make one copy for every two players. SHAPES version, ONE INCH CIRCLES

hexagon

rectangle

trapezoid square

pentagon

triangle

hexagon rectangle

trapezoid

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

square

snow

smile

Snowman buttons to run and glue on pop bottle caps, or run on cardstock for

durability. Make one copy for every two players. S-blends version, ONE INCH CIRCLES

star

sled

smore snow

smore

star

sled smile

square

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

Either print and make a dice, or

print on cardstock and cut apart

the squares for cards.

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

trapezoid

square

pentagon rectangle triangle

hexagon

Either print and make a dice, or

print on cardstock and cut apart

the squares for cards.

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

Either print and make a dice, or

print on cardstock and cut apart

the squares for cards.

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

smore

square

snow sled smile

star

Either print and make a dice, or

print on cardstock and cut apart

the squares for cards.

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

Either print and make a dice, or

print on cardstock and cut apart

the squares for cards.

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

hat

scarf

earmuffs

stick nose stick

Either print and make a dice, or

print on cardstock and cut apart

the squares for cards.

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

Either print and make a dice, or

print on cardstock and cut apart

the squares for cards.

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

snarl

smile

pleased

grin worry cheery

Either print and make a dice, or

print on cardstock and cut apart

the squares for cards.

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

Individual flat pieces to cut out on cardstock or paper.

Make one copy of this page per

player.

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

4 inch circles for

snowman body

Either print on cardstock for

sturdy circles, perhaps lami-

nating.

Or—trace any larger lids on

hand to make the snowman

body. Glue the circles on

the lids or just use the paper

circles.

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

4.3 inch circles for

snowman body

Either print on cardstock for sturdy

circles, perhaps laminating.

Or—trace any larger lids on hand to

make the snowman body. Glue the

circles on the lids or just use the pa-

per circles.

The printer may say this is too large

for the margins, but it should print just

fine anyway.

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

4 inch circles for

snowman face

Either print on cardstock for

sturdy circles, perhaps lami-

nating.

Or—trace any larger lids on

hand to make the snowman

body. Glue the circles on

the lids or just use the paper

circles.

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

4.3 inch circles for

snowman body

Either print on cardstock for sturdy

circles, perhaps laminating.

Or—trace any larger lids on hand to

make the snowman body. Glue the

circles on the lids or just use the pa-

per circles.

The printer may say this is too large

for the margins, but it should print just

fine anyway.

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

4 inch circles for

snowman face

Either print on cardstock for

sturdy circles, perhaps lami-

nating.

Or—trace any larger lids on

hand to make the snowman

body. Glue the circles on

the lids or just use the paper

circles.

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

4.3 inch circles for

snowman body

Either print on cardstock for sturdy

circles, perhaps laminating.

Or—trace any larger lids on hand to

make the snowman body. Glue the

circles on the lids or just use the pa-

per circles.

The printer may say this is too large

for the margins, but it should print just

fine anyway.

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

totals

Snow-people score card Name __________________________ Date ____________ Directions: Check off each card. Count the total in each column when time is up or activity is over.

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

smore

square

smile

sled

snow

star

totals

Snow-people score card Name __________________________ Date ____________ Directions: Check off each card. Count the total in each column when time is up or activity is over.

snarl

smile

pleased

grin

worry

cheery

hat

scarf

nose

earmuffs

left arm

right

arm

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

totals

Snow-people score card Name __________________________ Date ____________ Directions: Check off each card. Count the total in each column when time is up or activity is over.

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2

hexagon

square

rectangle

trapezoid

triangle

hexagon

totals

Snow-people score card Name __________________________ Date ____________ Directions: Check off each card. Count the total in each column when time is up or activity is over.

snarl

smile

pleased

grin

worry

cheery

hat

scarf

nose

earmuffs

left arm

right

arm

©2013 By Carolyn Wilhelm, 2013, Artist credits on page 2