How to Write Your Name in the Snow

Dress appropriately for spending time outdoors., Find a smooth surface in the snow to write on., Look for a stick that is of a comfortable size to write with., Continue tracing each letter of your name into the snow, using the stick., Ask your...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Dress appropriately for spending time outdoors.

    Wear mittens or gloves that have plenty of flexibility for holding the stick and writing with.
  2. Step 2: Find a smooth surface in the snow to write on.

    Clear away any debris, such as twigs, leaves or dirt, so that the surface is just right. , To begin writing, point the end down into the snow and begin tracing the first letter of your name. , When you're finished, you could embellish it with a shape such as a heart around it, or with a border or line underneath. , Encourage them to write their names in the snow too.

    You can have a fun time filling up the back yard or a hillside with everyone's names.

    Take photos and post them online for extra fun.
  3. Step 3: Look for a stick that is of a comfortable size to write with.

  4. Step 4: Continue tracing each letter of your name into the snow

  5. Step 5: using the stick.

  6. Step 6: Ask your parents

  7. Step 7: siblings and friends to come and check it out.

Detailed Guide

Wear mittens or gloves that have plenty of flexibility for holding the stick and writing with.

Clear away any debris, such as twigs, leaves or dirt, so that the surface is just right. , To begin writing, point the end down into the snow and begin tracing the first letter of your name. , When you're finished, you could embellish it with a shape such as a heart around it, or with a border or line underneath. , Encourage them to write their names in the snow too.

You can have a fun time filling up the back yard or a hillside with everyone's names.

Take photos and post them online for extra fun.

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