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Snowman Coloring Page

A fun snowman coloring page set at school. Pair it with a short winter story about a snowman who wants to experience one full school day, plus vocabulary and questions.

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Snowy's Big Day at School

Snowy was a happy snowman. He had a bright carrot for a nose.

He stood in the cold school yard. The kids played with him every day.

He wanted to go inside the school. He wanted to see the big books.

He wanted to sit at a small desk. But he did not want to melt.

He waited for the right time. The moon was still in the sky.

It was very early in the morning. The sun was not up yet.

The school door was left open. Snowy hopped inside the long hall.

His feet made small wet spots. He saw a room with many chairs.

He saw a board with many colors. Snowy sat in the front row.

Snowy loved the smell of the room. It smelled like paper and glue.

He looked at the letters on the wall. He said the letters in his head.

Soon the sun began to rise. The sky turned pink and orange.

The kids started to walk in. They saw Snowy in his seat.

They did not scream or run. They were very happy to see him.

The teacher smiled at the snow friend. She gave him a blue hat to wear.

They turned on a cold fan for him. The kids showed him a funny story.

They read about the cold North Pole. Snowy learned how to draw a star.

He learned how to count to ten. He was a very smart snowman.

He liked to hear the kids laugh. He liked to look at the bright pictures.

The room was getting a little warm. The sun was high in the sky.

Snowy knew he must go back outside. Snowy waved his stick arms.

He thanked all his new friends. He hopped back to the cold yard.

He stood in his old spot. He felt very glad and proud.

He was the first snowman to go to school. He would always remember his big day.

Glossary
  • Melt: To turn from something solid, like ice or snow, into a liquid because of heat.
  • Hall: A long, narrow passage inside a building that leads to different rooms.
  • Rise: To move upward, like when the sun comes up in the morning.
  • Proud: Feeling very happy and pleased because of something you did well.
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