Snow Day Riddles for Frosty Fun

I fall from the sky and sparkle in light, each piece unique and feather-light. What am I?

I ride hills without wheels, and my tracks fade fast. What am I?

When I arrive, school may hide. I cover the playground far and wide. What am I?

I'm a smiling stack that loves a carrot lunch. I stand so tall but never crunch. What am I?

I freeze ponds and puddles with a whisper thin layer. Kids tiptoe across me with careful prayer. What am I?

I'm tossed in a fight that leaves no bruise, just giggles, squeals, and soggy shoes. What am I?

I'm a cozy treat after mittens come off, with sugar and spice to keep away cough. What am I?

I'm a pile of sweaters stacked by the door, waiting for kids to grab two more. What am I?

I'm the wind's icy dance that paints your cheeks pink, I nip and tug quicker than you can blink. What am I?

I'm a hill on your driveway you shovel away, only to see me again the very next day. What am I?

I spin and swirl yet stay in one place, forming white towers with a snowy embrace. What am I?

I freeze to the window like a shiny parade, crystals in patterns no hand ever made. What am I?

I'm the cheer you shout when the weather report says you'll stay home, no need to retort. What am I?

I keep toes toasty and floors nice and dry. Leave me on the mat when you come inside. What am I?

I'm the smell of pine and cocoa combined, drifting indoors while snowflakes unwind. What am I?