sandbox or material to dig in (such as clean dirt in a box)
construction toy people
Instructions
1. Talk about winter activities with the children. Ask the children if they have ever seen figure skating or ice hockey on television or if they have ever been ice skating. If possible, show pictures of ice skating. 2. Cut wax paper into rectangles. 3. Demonstrate how to place each foot on piece of wax paper and slide your feet as if skating on ice. The wax and floor become slippery so be careful! 4. Place a rope in a large circle to mark the edges of the "skating rink." 5. This is a great winter activity to do without bundling up. A wooden or tile floor can be more slippery than a commercial-grade carpet. Adult supervision is necessary.
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