Nutrition
Cardboard-Roll Snowman
No snow? No problem. You can still build a wintry friend using a leftover cardboard tube from toilet paper or paper towels.
Instructions
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Cover the tube with white construction paper. Glue it on with a glue stick.
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Use craft glue to stick on black pom-poms for buttons. Also add googly eyes and an orange pom-pom for the nose.
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Use a thin black marker to draw on a smile. Make the face as silly—or as serious—as you want!
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Poke holes on the sides of the tube with a pin. Get two small twigs from outside or your backyard. Stick them in the pinholes to give your new buddy arms.
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Put the snowman on display on a table or mantle. Then think about making him or her some friends!
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