How to Make a Paper Snowflake! Project for Kids

In this video, Jesse and Caitlin demonstrate how to make paper snowflakes to celebrate the changing seasons. They guide viewers through the process of folding, drawing, and cutting paper to create unique snowflake designs. The video emphasizes creativity and the natural uniqueness of snowflakes, encouraging viewers to embrace imperfections. The tutorial concludes with ideas for displaying the finished snowflakes.

What materials are needed to make paper snowflakes?

• Square paper, scissors, and pencils

• Round paper, glue, and markers

• Cardboard, knife, and paint

• Colored paper, tape, and crayons

What is the first step in folding the paper for a snowflake?

• Fold the paper into a triangle

• Fold the paper into a rectangle

• Fold the paper into a circle

• Fold the paper into a square

Why is it important to keep the main branch of the snowflake solid?

• To make the snowflake symmetrical

• To make the snowflake larger

• To prevent the snowflake from falling apart

• To ensure the snowflake is colorful

What should you do if you make a mistake while cutting the snowflake?

• Color over the mistake

• Embrace it as a unique design

• Try to fix it with glue

• Throw it away and start over

What shape does the unfolded snowflake resemble?

• A circle

• A hexagon

• A square

• A triangle

What happens to snowflakes when it's extra cold?

• They become smaller

• They turn into ice

• They melt quickly

• They get super frilly

Where can you display your finished paper snowflakes?

• In a drawer

• Under a table

• On the floor

• On a window or fridge