
What do you do when you live in Florida and your kids have always wanted to have a snow ball fight? You make your own snow! While it’s not icy or even cold, it is an easy and fun craft for kids that live in warmer climate areas. With just 2 main ingredients, you can make a big batch of snow for less than $5!
When I told my girls that we would be making snow, they were ecstatic. Like most kids, they love to make slime, so this was along the same lines for them. It’s a fun and inexpensive experiment that they will love.
How to Make DIY Snow
- 1lb box baking soda
- Approx 1/2 container shaving cream
Add both ingredients to a bowl and mix together with your hands until easily formed into a snowball.
Once you’ve created your snow, it’s time to have a little fun. You can build a snowman or have a snow fight. My kids are planning on making a much bigger batch next time so that they can make snow angels in our backyard.
Our Suggestions
While this is a bit messy, you can make things easier on yourself by putting a large sheet or towel down on the floor. If you choose to have a snow fight, like my girls did, do it in your front or back yard, where it can easily be washed away. Make sure that they don’t aim for the face as I wouldn’t want to get any of it in their eyes. Also, have your kids wash their hands right after they are done and make sure they don’t put any in their mouth. I know, common sense, but I wouldn’t be a protective Mama if I didn’t share concerns (especially for the little ones).

Have you ever tried to make snow? If not, what is your favorite kids craft? We’d love to hear about it. Comment below and let us know!
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Totally cool diy! Saving this in preparation of the Christmas season. Perfect coz we don’t have snow in the Philippines.
This DIY snowman is such an adorable project for kids to make. It looks like a ton of fun.
This definitely sounds like it would be a really fun day. My kids would really love to do something like this.
Wow, never heard this. Making snow seems fun. Never had to being from New York. Would love to try.
We don’t have snow here. How I wish we have. 🙁
Honestly, this is a first for me….if somebody could have told me that you can use baking soda to make snow, I think I would have laughed my head off!
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Glad I could give you a laugh.
This is so innovative! For kids who love winter on a summer day, they can do this easily!