I don’t know where you are, but here in Wisconsin, it’s been truly frozen for what feels like weeks. With icy mornings and frosty afternoons, January gave us plenty of winter inspiration. Since we’ve also been learning all about the seasons this month, it felt only right to embrace the chill and end January with a Frozen and winter-themed sensory day.

All month long, our sensory play took us straight into the Arctic, exploring snowy landscapes, icy textures, and all the fun of winter.

And honestly? The cold never bothered us anyway.

We’re still not entirely sure if it was the party talking 🎶 or the chocolate fondue 🍫❄️ (if you know, you know), but the excitement level was sky-high from the very start.

From dancing with magic wands and Elsa’s freeze dance fun, to playful snowball fights, Elsa’s “ice” made from silly string, finding hidden trolls in the dark, and building Play-Doh ice castles, these little snowflakes stayed busy and engaged in a little Frozen magic all day long.

To warm things up after all that chilly pretend play, the kids enjoyed a yummy Frozen-themed lunch, the perfect cozy ending to a day full of laughter, learning, and winter wonder.

Snow much fun, indeed! ❄️💙

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All the Props Used:

Frozen Figurines
Additional Figurines
Arctic Animals
Mini Iceberg
Snowman Stress Balls
Fake Ice Crystals
Toddler Scarf
Lighted Wands
Backdrop
Twinkle Lights
Foil Curtain
Toy Snow Ball
Frozen Party Favors
Olaf Grab and Go Play Packs
Snowman Clay
Snowman DIY Parts
Elsa Cutout
Anna Cutout
Kristoff Cutout
Olaf and Sven Cutout
Ice Castle Cutout