50 Things to Do in the Snow

by Richard Skrein, Maria Nilsson (Illustrator)

Overview

Inspiration and activities for enjoying and making the most of the wonders of winter.​

For grownups and kids alike, 50 Things to Do in the Snow is the perfect illustrated guide to enjoying all that winter has to offer. Organized in sections on Snow Play, Snow Craft, Winter Wisdom, Winter Survival, and Snow Fires, this activity book will show you how to: 

• Make a snow maze​
• Create a winter bird feeder​
• Identify winter trees​
• Make snowshoes
• Build a fire in the snow​
• And much more​

Sized just right for a coat pocket or backpack for on-the-go cold weather adventures, and packed with safety tips, equipment, and recommended cold-weather clothing, 50 Things to Do in the Snow has everything you need to get started as a true snow explorer. A wonderful gift or self-purchase for families with kids of all ages, anyone seeking ways to mindfully connect with nature in winter, and fans of other titles in the popular Explore More series, including 50 Things to Do with a Penknife and 50 Things to See in the Sky.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781797231105
Publisher:	Chronicle Books
Publication date:	10/22/2024
Pages:	144
Product dimensions:	5.40(w) x 6.80(h) x 0.70(d)

About the Author

Author Richard Skrein can be found in the woods and on the coastlines of Europe and beyond and is an experienced professional with an enduring passion for outdoor education. A Londoner with a wandering spirit, he loves nothing more than to learn new (and ancient) ways of connecting with the natural world. He is the author of 50 Things to Do in the Wild and 50 Things to Do with a Stick.

Maria Nilsson is a freelance illustrator based in London. Her illustrations are heavily influenced by the natural world, exploring various tactile qualities of color, pattern, and texture. She is the illustrator of 40 Knots and How to Tie Them, 50 Things to Do with a Penknife, and the rest of the Explore More series.

Editorial Reviews

"[W]ill appeal to anyone who loves snow and winter." — Library Journal

From the Publisher