Frozen Inspired Messy Fun
Disney’s Frozen is still all the rage. Fans love watching the movies and singing the songs over and over again. Plus children can’t get enough of any activity related to the movie. There are so many crafts, games, printables, and hands-on activities out there to keep any fan busy for hours and Frozen inspired messy fun is the best!
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Frozen Inspired Messy Fun for Kids
If your child loves Frozen and loves to get messy, then I have a great collection of activities for you. From paint to slime to things that bubble and fizz, you are sure to find something fun for your child!
What Ingredients Will You Need?
There are lots of easy to find ingredients used in these messy activities. Here are a just a few to get you started:
Are You Looking for More Frozen Fun?
There is a lot more Frozen themed fun to be had. Check out what else you can find on our website!
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Frozen Inspired Messy Fun
Frozen Theme Easy Slime for Winter Sensory Play
Slime is fun and easy to make. Just add a few sparkles to make it perfect for the Frozen fan.
Awesome Frozen Slime Recipe with Glitter Glue
This Frozen slime recipe is a great science experiment to show how polymers work. Plus the glitter glue just makes it awesome!
Frozen Fairy Tale Science for Preschoolers
With a few simple ingredients, kids can make royal treasure chests and then have fun using science to “open” them.
‘FROZEN’ Snow Paint
It takes only 3 simple ingredients to make this sparkling snow paint.
Frozen Clean Mud
Make an ooey-gooey, beautifully scented batch of Frozen Clean Mud with only a few easy to find ingredients.
Frozen Vinegar – Cool Summer Science Activity
Turn classic baking soda and vinegar play into a cool summer science activity with frozen vinegar.
Frozen Olaf Paint
This paint is cold like snow and dries puffy and raised. It makes a perfect Olaf paint.
Frozen Slime Recipe For Anna and Elsa Fans
Inspired by everyone’s favorite movie, this gorgeous sparkling glitter slime hits the nail on the head for a must try slime making activity.
Frozen sensory tub
This Frozen inspired sensory tub is packed with lots of sensory play and a dash of math.
I think we are just about the only family in America that hasn’t watched Frozen, but I’m sure we would still love some of these ideas.
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I have boys, so we’ve only seen it once. 🙂
So many great ideas! I loved making flubber as a kid. In fact, I’m pretty sure it would still be fun now! And erupting snowballs?! That sounds like fun!
I had never heard of making flubber until recently. I can’t wait to try it!
I love these ideas and I love that, for once, I’ve found activities that aren’t gender specific. As a mom of 3 who all love “Frozen,” especially Elsa, it’s so hard to find something that they feel comfortable doing.
I hope you find something fun to do with your children!
Great post — I’m sure that there is a lot of great suggestions for those with younger age children. Thanks for sharing with us!
I hope that little kids would enjoy some of these activities. I may even try a few! 😉
Looks so lovely! I might do this all by myself!
I think I might give some of them a try too, even if my boys don’t want to. 🙂
These are great. I love the messiness angle of it all 🙂
Thanks, Sheila! I thought you might like this post. 😉
I have got to try those erupting snowballs. I think my boys would love those. All of these idea are so much fun. You did a job Cindy!
Thanks, Alli! I can’t wait to try some of those ideas too.
What a fun idea! I love that boys can enjoy this Frozen craft. So many are meant for girls. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Deb! I think maybe even big kids would enjoy playing with slime. 🙂
Bookmarking this one! My daughter will insist on making every one of these projects! Thanks for sharing!
I hope she has fun trying them out!
My boys would love this! What’s better than Frozen and messy?!!? Great ideas.
I was thinking of boys when I did this post. These activities are Frozen related, but not “girly”. I hope your boys have fun!