Snow WhIte

Benefits

Enhances creativity, storytelling skills, and understanding of narrative structure.

How to do it

1. Color the Snow White coloring page and cut out the characters.
2. Create simple puppets using sticks or paper bags for each character.
3. Set up a small stage area for performance.
4. Encourage children to write a short script based on the story.
5. Perform the story for family or friends.

What you'll need

• Coloring supplies (crayons, markers)
• Scissors
• Popsicle sticks or paper bags
• A small box or area for a stage

Benefits

Promotes physical activity, observation skills, and encourages exploration of nature.

How to do it

1. Color the Snow White page and discuss the forest elements.
2. Make a list of things to find in the forest (e.g., leaves, flowers, rocks).
3. Set a starting point and give each child a scavenger hunt list.
4. Children search for items while discussing their colors and shapes.
5. Share findings and compare with each other.

What you'll need

• Colored Snow White page
• Scavenger hunt list

Benefits

Encourages physical activity, social skills, and understanding of character traits.

How to do it

1. Color the Snow White page featuring the dwarfs.
2. Discuss each dwarf's personality.
3. Play music and create dance moves that represent each dwarf.
4. Have a dance-off where children can show their moves.
5. Celebrate with a group dance to end the activity.

What you'll need

• Music player
• Snow White coloring page

Benefits

Encourages literacy, basic cooking skills, and creativity.

How to do it

1. Color the Snow White page and discuss what foods she might like.
2. Brainstorm a list of healthy recipes or snacks.
3. Have children write down the ingredients and steps for each recipe.
4. Illustrate the recipes with their colored pictures.
5. Share the recipe book with family at home.

What you'll need

• Colored Snow White page
• Blank recipe cards or paper
• Writing tools

Benefits

Promotes social-emotional learning and self-reflection.

How to do it

1. Color the Snow White page, focusing on the magic mirror.
2. Discuss what beauty means and how it varies for each person.
3. Create a 'mirror' using a reflective surface or paper.
4. Have children write positive affirmations about themselves.
5. Share affirmations with the group.

What you'll need

• Colored Snow White page
• Reflective paper or small mirrors
• Writing tools

Benefits

Promotes teamwork, communication, and imagination.

How to do it

1. Color the Snow White page and talk about forest animals.
2. Write down various forest animals on pieces of paper.
3. Each child takes turns picking an animal and acting it out.
4. The group guesses the animal being acted out.
5. Discuss why each animal is important to the forest ecosystem.

What you'll need

• Colored Snow White page
• Papers with animal names

Benefits

Enhances spatial awareness, creativity, and fine motor skills.

How to do it

1. Color the Snow White page and cut out the characters.
2. Gather a shoebox and decorate it to represent a scene (forest, cottage, etc.).
3. Arrange the colored characters in the diorama.
4. Use nature items (sticks, leaves) to enhance the scene.
5. Present the diorama to family or friends.

What you'll need

• Colored Snow White page
• Shoebox
• Craft supplies (glue, tape)
• Nature items (optional)

Benefits

Encourages literacy, creativity, and emotional expression.

How to do it

1. Color the Snow White page and discuss the main themes.
2. Brainstorm words or phrases that relate to the story.
3. Help children draft a simple poem using those words.
4. Illustrate the poem with drawings from the coloring page.
5. Share the poems with each other.

What you'll need

• Colored Snow White page
• Paper and pens

Benefits

Improves memory, cognitive skills, and character understanding.

How to do it

1. Color the Snow White page and discuss each character's traits.
2. Create cards with character names and another set with traits.
3. Shuffle and lay out the cards face down.
4. Take turns flipping two cards to find matches.
5. Discuss what makes each character special.

What you'll need

• Colored Snow White page
• Cardstock or paper for making cards

Benefits

Enhances fine motor skills, creativity, and an appreciation for nature.

How to do it

1. Color the Snow White page focusing on garden elements.
2. Use the coloring page as inspiration to paint or draw a garden scene.
3. Include flowers, trees, and animals from the story.
4. Discuss the importance of gardens and nature.
5. Display the artwork together.

What you'll need

• Colored Snow White page
• Art supplies (paints, brushes)