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While our winter tradition in the US is snowmen and snow forts, in Sweden, children learn to make snow lanterns called snölykta. You need the perfect packing snow to make snowballs strong enough to hold one of these pyramids together and today, we had exactly that! I was so excited to get the kids outside

Brighten up the snowy humdrum by making some simple snow lumps and placing Glow Sticks as eyes to create an epic army of Glow-Men! https://glowproducts.com/us/glowsticks #Snow #Glow

Snow fort, igloo, with slide and steps. Fits 5-10.

My snow-fa!

Build an igloo, quinzee, or snow fort using tips from an expert in snow shelter engineering

It’s still (stillll) winter here in Minnesota, which is crazy! Yes, I’ve had snow days off from school in April before (and perhaps even May?!) but for some reason, this winter has seem…

( I will upload more pics in the evening...) It's really simple... Everyone knows how to make snowballs. Now when the candle is there you just need to put rest of the snowballs in their places really carefully... :-)

If Snowmageddon 2020 has left Newfoundlanders with anything besides a hefty snow removal bill, it’s a sense of creativity.

When life gives you snow, put some fire in it.