All About Snow - Sponsored by the National Snow and Ice Data Center.  

Kids Snow Page - Developed by a home schooling family, this page includes good information and activities.

Dragonfly Web Pages - Contains a section on Ice and Snow appropriate for kids

ChildFun.Com - Contains a variety of craft ideas relating to snow.

Emmett's Snowball by Ned Miller.
A town works together to create a huge snowball.

Flannel Kisses by Linda Crotta Brennan.
A rhyming book about the adventures of a snowy day.

I am Snow by Jean Marzollo.
An easy reader about snow.

The Jacket I Wear in the Snow by Shirley Neitzel.
This book builds on a simple phrase with repetitive language.  A fun read-aloud.

Snip, Snip...Snow! by Nancy Poydar.
A little girl anticipates the first snowfall.  She and her class create paper snowflakes only to discover a real snowfall has begun!

Snow Crystals by W.A. Bentley.
A good reference book on snow crystals.  Includes photographs of actual snowflakes.

Snow Dance by Lezlie Evans.
A rhyming story about all the fun that can happen in the snow.

Snow is Falling by Franklyn M. Branley.
A simple nonfiction book about snow and how it effects nature.

The Snowman by Raymond Briggs.
This wordless picture book allows the children to weave their own tale.

The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats.
The ever-popular book about a young boy's adventures in the snow.

Sugar Snow (My First Little House Books) by Laura Ingalls Wilder.
Laura learns a late Spring snowfall will help the trees produce more sap for maple syrup.

When it Starts to Snow by Phillis Gershator.
A series of animals answer the question of what they do when it snows.

White Snow Bright Snow by Alvin Tresselt.
The classic story of a late winter snow.

The Wild Toboggan Ride by Suzan Reid.
A little girl and her grandpa have an adventurous toboggan ride.