Thank You God For Snow Preschool Bible Lesson

🧤❄️Thank You God for Snow-Winter Preschool Bible Lesson

With a toddler-friendly Bible story, hands-on activity, simple craft, movement play, poem, and prayer, this lesson is perfect for Sunday School, preschool, children’s church, and homeschool.

📖 Bible Theme

Being thankful for what God makes

📜 Bible Verse (Toddler Version)

“God made summer and winter.”
— Psalm 74:17

⭐ Main Point to Repeat with Kids

“Thank You, God, for snow!”

(Repeat together several times.)

📖 TODDLER-FRIENDLY BIBLE STORY

One day, God made something very special called snow.
Snow falls softly from the sky.
Snow covers the ground like a white blanket.

God made the cold days.
God made the warm days too.
God made summer, and God made winter.

When snow falls, we wear coats, hats, and mittens.
God helps us stay warm and safe.

Snow helps the earth rest.
Snow makes the world quiet and bright.

God makes all the seasons.
Snow is part of God’s wonderful plan.

So when we see snow, we can smile and say,
“Thank You, God, for snow!”

🎲 ACTIVITY – Snowflake Freeze

Have children move gently around the room like falling snow.

Say:
“Snow is falling…” (children float slowly)
“Snow is freezing!” (children freeze in place)

Repeat several times.

Talk briefly about how snow falls softly and quietly.

Thank You God For Snow Preschool Bible Lesson Paper Cutout Craft For Kids. Winter Mitten Sunday School craft.

🧤❄️CRAFT: Thank You, God, For the Snow! Mitten Craft

Print the mitten template, let children color one mitten blue and the other pink, then carefully cut them out and glue them onto blue construction paper. Sprinkle a little fake snow on the table for a wintery touch, and play the matching song while kids create to make craft time calm, joyful, and engaging. Perfect for preschool, Sunday School, or winter-themed learning centers.

🎵 SONG: Thank You, God, for Winter Snow 🎵

Snow so white, falling slow,
Thank You, God, for winter snow!
Cold days here, warm clothes too,
Thank You, God, for all You do!

Thank You, God, for winter snow!
Thank You, God, for winter snow!
Thank You, God, for winter snow!
Thank You, God, for winter snow!

Snow so white, falling slow,
Thank You, God, for winter snow!
Cold days here, warm clothes too,
Thank You, God, for all You do!

Thank You, God, for winter snow!
Thank You, God, for winter snow!
Thank You, God, for winter snow!
Thank You, God, for winter snow!

📝 POEM

Thank You, God, for Snow

Thank You, God, for snow so white,
For chilly days and winter nights.
For frosty air and flakes that fall,
You made the seasons—You made it all.

We thank You, God, for winter days,
For snowy fun and thankful praise.

🎭 PRETEND PLAY – Getting Ready for Snow

Children pretend to:
• Put on coats
• Put on mittens
• Put on hats
• Walk carefully in snow

Say together:
“Thank You, God, for snow!”

🧤 Thank You, God, for Snow Coloring Page ❄️

This Thank You, God, for Snow coloring page features cozy winter mittens and a simple, thankful poem that helps preschoolers reflect on God’s creation.

Children can color the mittens while listening to the matching “Thank You, God, for Snow” Bible song, making this a perfect quiet activity for Sunday School, preschool, children’s church, or homeschool.

Download Coloring Page

🍎 SNACK IDEA: SNOWBALLS

Snowy marshmallows
(or mini marshmallows on a napkin)

As children eat, say:
“Snow reminds us to thank God.”

🙏 CLOSING PRAYER (Repeat After Me)

Dear God,
Thank You for snow.
Thank You for winter.
Thank You for keeping us safe.
We love You.
Amen.

💬 LET’S TALK ABOUT IT

Question 1: Who made snow?
Teacher Answer: God made snow.

Question 2: What do we say to God for snow?
Teacher Answer: Thank You, God!

Question 3: How does snow make the world look?
Teacher Answer: White and beautiful.

📘 WHAT WE’RE LEARNING

God made the seasons, including winter.
We can thank God for everything He makes.

📬 TAKE-HOME NOTE FOR PARENTS

Today your child learned that God made winter and snow. We practiced saying “Thank You, God, for snow!” and talked about being thankful for all of God’s creation.