Snowflakes in July

Snowflakes in July

When paper snowflakes drift through the summer festival, Fuzzi and Gram follow them to an unexpected craft celebration in Town Square.

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Parent Guide

Following Curiosity Into Creative Possibilities

Unexpected ideas can become the start of a celebration

Paper snowflakes in summertime give Fuzzi and Gram a surprising mystery to explore. This kind of playful surprise helps children see that ideas do not have to fit one season, rule, or expected outcome to be wonderful. As you read, ask, “Why do you think the snowflakes are floating by?” or “What unusual craft would you make for a summer festival?”

Try a simple seasonal mix-up craft together: make paper snowflakes on a warm day, paint sunny colors in winter, or turn scraps into a festival decoration. Offer a few materials and let your child decide how to use them, even if the result looks different from what you imagined. Encourage exploration with words like, “You followed your idea,” “You tried something unexpected,” or “You made this celebration your own.”

Sean Butler