Build a snowman
Go for a walk
Have a snowball fight
Ask your children, what they want to do
saturuja on
Build a snowman
triple7freak1 on
Damn sure not mountain biking lol
Noktis_Lucis_Caelum on
pile the snow together to build a fort.
then use a spray bottle to make it solid
Smartimess on
When I was young that was my daily commute to school in Germany. Even in summer. And I had to go uphill. Both ways.
Just go outside and have fun! Your kids might be teenagers the next time you see that much snow.
No_Pomegranate1167 on
My kid finds something to do in the snow, as long as they’re warm enough. Just let them play.
Ok-Echo1877 on
sledding! 🤣
AquaHills on
Build a snowman, color the snow (food coloring in bottles that squirt or spray), make snow angels, have a snowball fight (depending on the temperament of your kids and with a rule of nothing thrown in the face)
specialsymbol on
Sledding. Skiing. Build a snowman. Have a snow ball fight.
Jamesdaniel28 on
Why no sledding? Wtf
PapaPonu on
Just let them play
Schaf-im-Wolfspelz on
You could build an Igloo.
NeinnLive on
sledding
fair-y-dust on
Build lots of tiny snowpeople to make up a town or a story 🙂 Add a snow caterpillar, dog, cat, turtle, etc.
csabinho on
Sledding.
atayavie on
As kids our parents would just let us outside in snow gear to do whatever we wanted. They’re kids so if you’re comfortable doing that just let them free and they’ll create their own snow world and snow activities with their imaginations ✨
To be honest it’s hard to put myself in the kid mind now but we would build tiny hills from which to jump off of, “write” stuff in the the snow by making trails, make trails by walking in the same pattern over and over again, find amazing trees to lie down under and watch the snow fall, build little snow caves we could sit in, and really build like entire snow cities in our heads. 🥹
Tbh our parents would have just gotten in our way haha. Plus they would always have hot chocolate ready when we came indoors, sometimes 3 hours later….
notyourpersonalbin on
Stay inside and watch a great movie
Fn00rd on
Hills as far the eyes can see and no sledding? Kids not interested or no sled in the house? Your area looks destined to be sled!
Kankarii on
Let them run around with their friends. They’ll keep themselves occupied for hours
WearCurious9316 on
Ich hoffe du hast den Akku aus deinem E-Bike genommen, wenn es dauerhaft bei diesen Temperaturen draußen stehen sollte.
MugentokiSensei on
Building snow caves was my go-to activity when I was a child.
Sadly I don’t get enough snow to build one with my kids. (Scrapped all snow we had yesterday and today almost all is gone again)
fart0id on
I too rate my kids 5 out of 7.
pitchymacpitchface on
Definitely sledding
Normal_Tomato3154 on
Id be beyond salty if my parents had to ask reddit what to do with me on a snow day
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Clear the snow…
Build a snowman
Go for a walk
Have a snowball fight
Ask your children, what they want to do
Build a snowman
Damn sure not mountain biking lol
pile the snow together to build a fort.
then use a spray bottle to make it solid
When I was young that was my daily commute to school in Germany. Even in summer. And I had to go uphill. Both ways.
Just go outside and have fun! Your kids might be teenagers the next time you see that much snow.
My kid finds something to do in the snow, as long as they’re warm enough. Just let them play.
sledding! 🤣
Build a snowman, color the snow (food coloring in bottles that squirt or spray), make snow angels, have a snowball fight (depending on the temperament of your kids and with a rule of nothing thrown in the face)
Sledding. Skiing. Build a snowman. Have a snow ball fight.
Why no sledding? Wtf
Just let them play
You could build an Igloo.
sledding
Build lots of tiny snowpeople to make up a town or a story 🙂 Add a snow caterpillar, dog, cat, turtle, etc.
Sledding.
As kids our parents would just let us outside in snow gear to do whatever we wanted. They’re kids so if you’re comfortable doing that just let them free and they’ll create their own snow world and snow activities with their imaginations ✨
To be honest it’s hard to put myself in the kid mind now but we would build tiny hills from which to jump off of, “write” stuff in the the snow by making trails, make trails by walking in the same pattern over and over again, find amazing trees to lie down under and watch the snow fall, build little snow caves we could sit in, and really build like entire snow cities in our heads. 🥹
Tbh our parents would have just gotten in our way haha. Plus they would always have hot chocolate ready when we came indoors, sometimes 3 hours later….
Stay inside and watch a great movie
Hills as far the eyes can see and no sledding? Kids not interested or no sled in the house? Your area looks destined to be sled!
Let them run around with their friends. They’ll keep themselves occupied for hours
Ich hoffe du hast den Akku aus deinem E-Bike genommen, wenn es dauerhaft bei diesen Temperaturen draußen stehen sollte.
Building snow caves was my go-to activity when I was a child.
Sadly I don’t get enough snow to build one with my kids. (Scrapped all snow we had yesterday and today almost all is gone again)
I too rate my kids 5 out of 7.
Definitely sledding
Id be beyond salty if my parents had to ask reddit what to do with me on a snow day