- Bake Christmas cookies or candy. Deliver them to friends and family.
- Play board games or cards together.
- Do a puzzle together.
- Go Christmas Caroling. Be sure to visit the local nursing homes.
- Visit old friends. Tell them how much you have enjoyed having them in your life.
- Have a family slumber party. Bunk out on the family room floor together
- Build a snowman. Give him a name.
- Have a Christmas movie marathon, both old and new movies.
- Visit a shut in. They will enjoy the company.
- Go ice skating.
- Drive around and look at Christmas lights at night.
- Attend a Christmas church service as a family.
- Make homemade Christmas ornaments.
- Make a video to send to far away friends and family.
- Spend time together just talking.
- Listen to Christmas music as you decorate the tree.
- Make apple cider or eggnog.
- Take a senior citizen to lunch or invite them to your home for a meal.
- Take in some free community events.
- Read the Christmas story.
- Adopt a needy family.
- Make a list of New Years Resolutions as a family.
- Play video games with your kids.
- Tell your family how much they mean to you.
- Study how other countries and cultures celebrate Christmas.
- Make hot chocolate.
- Decorate your home together for the Christmas season.
- Take food to a local pantry or homeless shelter.
- String popcorn to hang on your Christmas tree.
- Start a family Christmas journal.
- Attend a Christmas play.
- Make themed baskets as gifts.
- Go to a Christmas parade.
- Decorate your Christmas tree as a family.
- Take cookies or treats to your local police station, fire house and ambulance shed.
- Donate old toys to a homeless shelter.
- Go snow sledding.
- Make an old fashioned gingerbread house.
- Go visit Santa.
- Have a family Christmas photo taken.
- Have a snowball fight.
- Have the children put on a Christmas skit or a puppet show.
- Watch old home movies.
- Reminisce about loved ones who are no longer with you.
- Create a family letter, with the youngest child starting it and the family pet finishing it. E-mail or mail it to your friends and family.
- Tell stories of Christmas in the past
- Make a snow fort.
- Make snow angels.
- Watch old home movies.
- Make homemade bird treats.
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Fifty Things To Do with Your Kids This Holiday Season
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I <3 decorating the family tree on Thanksgiving night!
ReplyDeleteGreat list. I can't wait to do a few of these this season!
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