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Play in the Snow
There is nothing more fun than building a snowman, having a snowball fight, or sledding down a hill. Don't forget your dogs while sledding. They love to play in the snow! Or have a football game with an orange nerf football. |
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Feed the Birds
Wild birds in your neighborhood would really appreciate some food and in return, they will repay you in more ways than you can count. |
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Go on a Winter Walk
Bundle up and go on a winter walk in a park or in your neighborhood. Although the world looks asleep, look hard and you will find lots of things going on. How about a cup of hot chocolate when you come back! |
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Learn about Snow
Find out some interesting snow facts at the National Snow and Ice Data Center. |
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Learn About the Arctic
Learn the history of northern people, cultures, animals and environments.
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Make A Gift to Give Your Friends
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Play Board Games
You can play all kinds of board games, chess or start a puzzle that the whole family can enjoy putting together all winter long. |
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Organize Family Picture Albums
Arrange and label your family photos and enjoy the fun of capturing memories. |
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Bake Some Cookies
With Mom or Dad's help you can make them from scratch or buy pre-made dough at the store. Nothing smells or tastes better than fresh made hot cookies with some hot chocolate on a chilly day. |
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Make a Home-Movie Night
Make popcorn balls and other snacks and sit around and watch the family grow up. |
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Read a Book
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Dory Story
by Jerry Pallotta |
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A Little Bit of Winter
by Paul Stewart |
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Big Snow
by Berta Hader |
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The Tomten
by Astrid Lindgren |
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The First Snow
by David Christiana |
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Snow Dance
by Lezlie Evans |
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Winter Lullaby
by Barbara Seuling |
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When Winter Comes
by Nancy Van Laan |
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The Long Winter
by Laura Ingalls Wilder |
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Hans Brinker or the Silver Skates
by Mary Mapes Dodge |
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Visit infoZone to find these books and
many more to read during the winter time. |
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