Making Snow Figures
On a clear, sunny winter day, after Pirrewitje and his friends had cleared the path, they looked out over the beautiful white snow carpet that covered the forest. “Let’s do something fun,” suggested Pirrewitje. “How about making snow figures?“
The animals in the forest were immediately enthusiastic. They decided not only to make snowmen but all sorts of creative snow figures. Pirrewitje started by making a small snow gnome, complete with a pointy hat and a tiny shovel.
The squirrels, with their quick paws, made little snow squirrels, complete with fluffy tails. The birds fluttered happily around, pecking at the snow to form little snowbirds, with twigs as wings.
The rabbits hopped around and made small snow rabbits, with long ears made of fallen leaves. And the deer, with their big, strong legs, made large snow deer, so majestic that they almost looked real.
As they worked, a wonderful garden of snow figures emerged. There were snow animals of all shapes and sizes, laughing and playing in the winter sun. The forest had transformed into an enchanting winter wonderland.
When they were finished, Pirrewitje and his friends stepped back to admire their creations. They laughed and played among the snow figures, delighted with the cheerful scene they had created together.
“Look at how beautiful and unique each figure is, just like us,” said Pirrewitje. “Together, we’ve created something very special!” And so the day ended with a warm feeling of friendship and creativity in the heart of the snowy forest.
Here is the drawing of Pirrewitje and his friends making various snow figures in the forest.
