Free Printable: Snowman Soup Poem

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Earlier this week I posted a recipe to a “soup” that we enjoy making every fall/winter. Below is a free printable of the poem we use for our favorite way to drink the snowman soup (AKA: hot chocolate)! Just click the image below to open the printable as a PDF.

UPDATED PRINTABLE – NOW IN COLOR!

 

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United Kingdom Version

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