Enter, Winter!

December 22, 2023 - March 20, 2024

"But then the winter happens, like a secret..."

Whether it's cloudy or sunny...

From weather to animal migration to solstice, there are so many cool (😜) topics to communicate with students about all things winter. Get cozy & enjoy this template filled with fun winter resources.

“I wonder if the snow loves the trees and fields, that it kisses them so gently? And then it covers them up snug, you know, with a white quilt; and perhaps it says 'Go to sleep, darlings, till the summer comes again.'” - Lewis Carroll

❄️ Learning About the Season 🧣

This would make a great Kahoot!

10 interesting facts about winter!

What Makes Winter, Winter?

Here's a blog post from National Geographic that explains what a season is, and describes seasons in different parts of the world. It's a resource for 6th - 12th.
From Education World, a great list of winter-themed resources, across all subjects and ages (and it's not too overwhelming!)
Here's a really cool list of science experiments for winter. No cold and snow where you are? No worries. A freezer will suffice :)

Say it with Video!

From Edutopia, a wide selection of 5-minute films for teaching about winter. Everything from chemistry to Spanish. Something for everyone.

☃️ Studying Snow 🀩

17 surprising facts about snow | BBC Earth

Whether you love frolicking in the white stuff at the first sign of a snowflake or prefer bundling up and hibernating until the spring thaw, or even if you've only ever dreamed of touching a snowball, here's a blizzard of brilliant snow-driven facts.

bbcearth.com

Lessons & Activities about Snow & Ice

Here's a great snow day resource to either send home to parents, or just use with students, yourself! It's chock full of easy, engaging activities, from literacy to science.

🥶 Exploring Hibernation 🧦

Six Hibernation Lesson Plans for This Winter

The winter season is upon us, and despite the craze of the holiday season, everyone will start moving a little slower, especially some animals. For most mammals, including squirrels, bats, and bears, winter means one thing: hibernation. Teaching hibernation in the classroom can be easy for educators with the right resources.

educationworld.com

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