Punch holes in the template for the snowman’s eyes, nose and buttons. Trace them onto colored construction paper, cut them out and place them on the snowman. Cut small squares of white tissue paper and place them on the body of the snowman, making sure to completely cover the contact paper. Hang the suncatcher in a window facing the morning sun.

2. Homemade hot chocolate

On cold winter evenings, warm up with some hot chocolate, your favorite pajamas and a warm, cozy blanket. If your kids are older, let them take the lead in the kitchen. Why not try baking a coffee dessert to go with the hot chocolate?

3. Camp in the living room

To build your fort, grab chairs from the kitchen, sheets from the linen closet, blankets, pillows and comfy throws, and stuffed animals from the kids’ rooms. Then place small strings of lights in Mason jars to create a magical atmosphere when you turn off the lights. Finally, serve snacks reminiscent of camping nights, such as Orville Redenbacher microwave popcorn with no artificial flavors, colors or preservatives, hot dogs and gummy worms.

For more recipes to try this winter, visit orville.ca.

Indoor Activities for Family Winter Fun

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