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Inside Snow Funby Angela BillingsMost children love snow and playing in it.But for those times it is too cold to play out or for those that do not get snow I hope you will enjoy these activities. Crystallized SnowflakesYou will need: 1 Large wide mouth jar white pipe cleaners put together to look like a snowflake boiling water borax pencil or pen Make a snowflake shape with your pipe cleaners. An adult needs to fill the jar with the boiling water.Place 3 tablespoons of the borax into the water. Stir until it is dissolved. Loop your snowflake onto the pencil(pencil should be horizontal laying across the top of the jar) with string or another pipe cleaner. Place your snowflake into the jar. It should be dangling from the pencil, and pencil should be laying across the width of the jar mouth. Let it sit overnight and remove the snowflake by lifting the pencil in the morning. You will have a beautiful crystal snowflake. Glue SnowflakesWhite glue in a squeeze bottle wax paper glitter Draw a simple 6 lined snowflake onto the wax paper.Then let child squeeze glue over the design. Sprinkle glitter over the glue snowflake. Let it dry. Then gently peel from the wax paper. You can then hang snowflakes around the room. Snowman SnackYou will need three refrigerated biscuits per person and place them vertically on a piece of foil to resemble a snowman. You can use pretzel sticks and raisins for the snowman's arms, eyes, nose, mouth, and buttons. Place the foil on a baking sheet and bake as directed on the biscuit package.  Angela Billings is a stay at home wife and mother who publishes an online newsletter Home and Family Ezine. http://www.homeandfamilyezine.com This article provided by the Family Content Archives These articles are for informational purposes only. The authors have provided these projects in good faith;
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