Snow day activities for kids
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What to do, by how much snow there is
| Snow day… | Try | What a child does |
|---|---|---|
| Stuck inside, full of energy | Exercises at home | Real exercise that needs only a chair's width of floor. |
| Stuck inside, bored | The Rainy Day Box | Pick a card: a fort, a craft, an experiment. |
| Cold, with a kitchen | Banana snowmen | Build a snack and eat it. |
| Warm inside, quiet | Winter stories | Read or be read to, under a blanket. |
| Playing in it | Winter games for kids | Freeze tag, penguin waddle, indoor snowball fight. |
| A long day | Winter activities for kids | Snow science and indoor things, sorted by weather. |
| Learning day at home | Free learning games | Practise reading or math as a game. |
A snow day, in order
| Time | Try |
|---|---|
| Morning | Brain breaks |
| Mid-morning | Winter games, outside if it is safe, in the hall if not |
| Lunch | Banana snowmen |
| Afternoon | Coloring or the Activity Book |
| Evening | Winter stories |
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Questions parents ask
What can kids do on a snow day?
Move first, then make something, then read. The table sorts pages by what the day is like.
What are indoor snow day ideas?
Indoor snowball fights with rolled socks, a blanket fort from the Rainy Day Box, and banana snowmen.
What if school sends work home?
Do it first, then play. For practice that feels like a game, try the free learning games.
Are these free?
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Checked against how Peabody works on 6 November 2026. Written with help from AI, from Peabody's own code and library. Peabody is a learning app, not an assessment: if you're worried about your child's learning, talk to their teacher. How Peabody's pages are made.