Winter scenes from seven acclaimed picture books adorn a big, colorful activity book filled with stickers, coloring, mazes, dot-to-dots, drawing, matching, and more!

Your child can play in the snow from the warmth of indoors with a high-quality activity book that reinforces early math and literacy skills. Coloring pages and activities feature art from acclaimed winter picture books, including Snow Days, Nutcracker Night, Sun Dog, A World of Kindness, and more. Features a double-page spread of stickers, sixteen full-color pages, and forty-eight pages of coloring and activities, all appropriate for children in preschool, kindergarten, and the first grade:

• Drawing tutorials
• Matching exercises
• Coloring pages with text to practice tracing
• Puzzles
• Mazes
• Exercises to practice the concepts of "more than" and "fewer than"
• Spot-the-difference puzzles
• Poetry games that support the important literacy skill of identifying rhymes
• True-or-false questionnaires
• Word searches
• Hidden picture activities
• Secret codes
• Dot-to-dots
• And more!

Tailored for children ages 4–6 with consultation from an elementary school specialist, Snowflakes On my Nose Activity Book is a high-value resource to support the development of foundational learning skills for boys and girls who are learning at home, who need enrichment during a break from classes, or who are simply looking for some engaging fun.

Erin Alladin is an editor, a writer, and an ecology enthusiast who is always looking for ways to combine her passions. Born in Northern Ontario to a gardener and a forester, she spent most of her early life looking at and thinking about the natural world. As a young adult she spent nearly a decade immersed in Toronto’s children’s literature scene before retreating back up north, where she continues to edit while growing vegetables and writing about regenerative agriculture. Erin’s debut picture book, Outside You Notice, received a starred review from Kirkus and was the Northern Lights Book Award winner. Erin lives near Parry Sound with her wife, her garden, and not quite enough bookshelves.

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