Bring winter magic into your classroom, yoga club, or therapy space with the Roll-A-Snowman Yoga Game — a playful, screen-free activity that gets kids moving, stretching, breathing, and practicing emotional regulation through winter-themed yoga fun!
This easy-to-use digital download includes a guided Roll-A-Snowman board, yoga pose prompts, and a step-by-step How to Play page designed for kids ages 4–12. Students roll a dice, match the number to a snowman part, complete a winter yoga pose, and slowly build their own snowman on paper — or with hands-on Snow Dough for even more sensory fun!
Perfect for:
✔️ Kids Yoga & Mindfulness Clubs
✔️ Classrooms & Morning Meetings
✔️ After-School Enrichment
✔️ Non-School Day Camps
✔️ Winter Wellness Units
✔️ Occupational Therapy & SEL lessons
✔️ Snow-day themed stations or brain breaks
No prep needed — just print and play!
Choose to build your snowman with a pencil, or level up the sensory experience using the same Snow Dough Tara used at her Snow-ga Kids Yoga Retreat. (Link included below!)
1 Roll-A-Snowman Game Board
6 winter-themed yoga pose prompts
How to Play directions
Visual-friendly layout designed for kids
Printable PDF (US Letter, 8.5x11)
Want to build a real snowman? Pair this game with the snow dough Tara uses in her camps and yoga clubs:
👉 Purchase Snow Dough Here
This is a digital download — no physical items will be shipped.
Upon purchase, you’ll receive a link to instantly download the file.
Print as many copies as you like for home, classroom, or yoga sessions.
For personal use only — digital files may not be resold or reproduced for profit.
Share your mindful moments on Instagram @the.mindfulness.movement — we love to see how you use these resources!
By purchasing, you agree to our Terms & Conditions.
License Terms:
This resource is for single-teacher/classroom use only.
You may print and use with your students.
You may not resell, redistribute, remove branding, or add your own logo to this product.
For commercial or rebranding rights, please contact Tara at The Mindfulness Movement.
Bring winter magic into your classroom, yoga club, or therapy space with the Roll-A-Snowman Yoga Game — a playful, screen-free activity that gets kids moving, stretching, breathing, and practicing emotional regulation through winter-themed yoga fun!
This easy-to-use digital download includes a guided Roll-A-Snowman board, yoga pose prompts, and a step-by-step How to Play page designed for kids ages 4–12. Students roll a dice, match the number to a snowman part, complete a winter yoga pose, and slowly build their own snowman on paper — or with hands-on Snow Dough for even more sensory fun!
Perfect for:
✔️ Kids Yoga & Mindfulness Clubs
✔️ Classrooms & Morning Meetings
✔️ After-School Enrichment
✔️ Non-School Day Camps
✔️ Winter Wellness Units
✔️ Occupational Therapy & SEL lessons
✔️ Snow-day themed stations or brain breaks
No prep needed — just print and play!
Choose to build your snowman with a pencil, or level up the sensory experience using the same Snow Dough Tara used at her Snow-ga Kids Yoga Retreat. (Link included below!)
1 Roll-A-Snowman Game Board
6 winter-themed yoga pose prompts
How to Play directions
Visual-friendly layout designed for kids
Printable PDF (US Letter, 8.5x11)
Want to build a real snowman? Pair this game with the snow dough Tara uses in her camps and yoga clubs:
👉 Purchase Snow Dough Here
This is a digital download — no physical items will be shipped.
Upon purchase, you’ll receive a link to instantly download the file.
Print as many copies as you like for home, classroom, or yoga sessions.
For personal use only — digital files may not be resold or reproduced for profit.
Share your mindful moments on Instagram @the.mindfulness.movement — we love to see how you use these resources!
By purchasing, you agree to our Terms & Conditions.
License Terms:
This resource is for single-teacher/classroom use only.
You may print and use with your students.
You may not resell, redistribute, remove branding, or add your own logo to this product.
For commercial or rebranding rights, please contact Tara at The Mindfulness Movement.
