Floating Chalk Print Snow Globe!

May 14, 2025

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YOU GUYS. I can’t tell you how excited I am about this one! After I created my first Snow Globe lesson , I started getting all sorts of ideas on how to add color to the background. I thought…what about chalk prints?!

I first shared the process of Floating Chalk Prints back in 2014 (that’s wild!) and you can check out that post here. But really…not much has changed! You’ll need:

* A basin of water. And, seriously, nothing but water.

* Freart chalk, found here. Sidewalk chalk won’t work…and artist chalk is so expensive and little…this stuff is seriously the best.

And that’s it! Of course, you might want these free downloads from yours truly…

Okay, now…let’s get started. I promise…you and your students are gonna love this!

RIGHT?! Out of all the methods I tried for adding color to the background (and I have another fun one that I’ll be sharing here and on YouTube soon…I always post to YouTube first so, please be sure and subscribe to be alerted!)

Whenever I share the process of floating chalk prints, I always get the question “do you have to spray or set the chalk once dry?” NOPE! Which is what makes it even more amazing!

I hope y’all have fun! I can’t open my comment section here on my blog, unfortunately, because I get spammed for days BUT…I am active on Instagram and Facebook! BTW…I recently had a fake Facbeook account created in my name and likeness. It’s not me! The one I have linked here is my account. So…if you do this lesson in any way, I’d love to see! Please be sure and tag me.

And…friendly reminder…that if you are interested in receiving any of my books for the holidays, you may want to order super soon! I sign all of my books before packing them up and sending them your way. You can find them here!