Broad scoop blade
The blue blade gives a clear working area for moving loose snow.
Bring a little structure to your next snow day with the snow day play shovel. Explore the illustrated design through a simple project, from a quiet backyard session to a small winter scene in an open park.
The blue blade gives a clear working area for moving loose snow.
The orange top grip offers a visible hand position above the navy shaft.
Visible channels add definition to the shovel face and guide its simple snow-moving form.
Use a fresh patch for each new attempt and compare the shapes as you go. If snow crumbles on release, try a smaller project and a different patch rather than forcing the tool.
Gather snow beside a mold station or make gentle borders around a miniature winter scene. This is a play tool, not a vehicle-clearing shovel.
For a relaxed session, choose one small project and make a test shape before repeating it. Try changing the placement or direction of your work rather than packing snow harder. Leave space between players and keep your tools together when taking a break.
Use only on clean snow in a clear, level area. Children require adult supervision. Keep away from roads, frozen water and hidden obstacles. Do not pack stones or hard ice into shapes, and never aim snow at people or animals. Wear clothing suited to the weather and take breaks when needed.
Image: AI-generated design illustration. Snow conditions affect results; scenery and snow creations are not included accessories. Dimensions, materials and age ratings are not established by the illustration.