Snow Toys That'll Take Your Kid's Winter Playtime To The Next Level

It might take a while, but this remote control miniature snow plow can actually plow your driveway. At a little over a foot long, this snow plow can be operated from the comfort of your heated home. It’s a fun toy for the kids and incredibly functional for parents.

The perfect snow toy is one that can also be used in the summer, like this inflatable snow tube/pool float. It holds two people, which is great for wiping out and somehow ending up with snow in questionable places—because at least you’ll wipe out with a friend. The tube is designed for kids ages five and up.

As it turns out, there is such a thing as the perfect snowball. This snowball maker can not only make perfectly round snowballs quickly, but it’s easy to use for little ones. Not to mention it prevents hands from getting frost bite and gloves from getting uncomfortably wet.

Give your kids the gift of being able to build a legit snow fort. This snow fort  building kit forms molded blocks that can be used to build a snow wall. It also works well for sand forts in the summer, so you can get double use out of it if you have a beach or a sandbox nearby.

A fun toy for both kids and grownups, the Mini Luge Snow Sled is lightweight, easy to carry, and works well even when there isn’t much snow. It’s recommended for kids ages five and up, but the design is intuitive enough for little ones to get the hang of it right away.

This 2-pack of saucer sleds is ideal for both kids and adults who want to zoom down a hill at top speed—or at least as fast as a saucer sled will take you. They’re lightweight, which makes trekking up a snowy hill a little less terrible.

Want to really up your snowball-throwing game? These snowball throwers have you shove snow in the inserts and then you just chuck the snow the direction you want it to go. Snowball fight, but make it extra.

This snow scooter is the perfect beginner snowboard for both kids and adults. The bottom of the board is grooved, which gives the rider some speed control. The handle folds flat for storage. If your kids can ride a scooter, they’ll probably be able to balance pretty well on this after a few tries.

A classic, durable two-seater sled that’s perfect for everyone from toddlers to grownups. It has a rope attached for portability and two handles to grip while sledding. It comes in blue, pink, red, and green.

If your kids love sidewalk chalk, they will love this art kit for the snow that encourages creativity. It comes with three marker bottles, three marker color packs, and two molds. Kids can decorate a snowman or use the colors to draw whatever they want in the snow. Unlike chalk, which sticks around until it rains or gets hosed off, snow art disappears when the snow melts—so less cleanup, yay! It’s recommended for kids ages five and up.

This snowman kit from Etsy shop WildBluYond comes with all the trimmings, including a black hat, button eyes, pegs for a mouth, and a carrot-shaped nose. Plus, it comes with the cutest little red buffalo scarf. Reviews say the scarf fits best on smaller snowmen, so that’s something to keep in mind before your kids roll your entire yard into a snowman.

Move over snowmen, it’s time to make room for the snow woman. This snow woman kit comes with pink everything — hat, scarf, glasses, lips, and buttons. But her nose is orange, because a pink nose just wouldn’t make sense.

Who says a snowman has to have a carrot nose and a black top hat? This Decorate-a-Great Snowman kit comes with 40 fun wooden pieces, including eyes, noses, mouths, ears, buttons, and headwear. Your child’s snowman will definitely stand out from the crowd.

Does your kid’s snowman need a pipe? Probably not. But does a pipe with fake fire make the snowman way more snowman-y? Sure does. This kit comes with a weather-resistant hat, scarf, buttons, a carrot nose, and yes, a “lit” pipe.