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25 Christmas Activities for Kids

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 Slow down and enjoy the season with this list of 25 Christmas Activities for Kids + a FREE CHRISTMAS BUCKET LIST PRINTABLE on gracefullittlehoneybee.com

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 Twenty years from now, your child won’t remember what he or she got for Christmas. Instead, they will look back fondly on the time spent baking cookies with mom or drinking hot cocoa after playing in the snow. Don’t let this magical season pass you buy in a flurry of gift-buying and parties. Take the time to slow down and do simple activities with those that you love to celebrate the season.

 

  Enjoy these 25 Christmas Activities for Kids and don’t forget to download your free printable bucket list at the bottom of this post!

 

25 Christmas Activities for Kids

Bake Cookies

Go Christmas Caroling

Go on a Sleigh Ride

Color a Christmas Picture

Put up Christmas Lights

Make Hot Cocoa

Watch Rudolph

Visit Santa

Build a Gingerbread House

Look at Christmas Lights

Send a Letter to Santa

Make Treats to Give

Eat a Candy Cane

Read a Christmas Book

Watch the Grinch

Decorate the Tree

Find a Way to Serve Others

Make a Gift to Give

Watch Charlie Brown Christmas

Watch Frosty

Read the Christmas Story

Make an Ornament

Make Gingerbread Men

Make and Send Christmas Cards

Bake a Birthday Cake for Jesus

 

Click here to download your FREE CHRISTMAS BUCKET LIST

FREE Bucket List Printable on gracefullittlehoneybee.com

What is your favorite Christmas tradition?

 

 

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  1. Cynthia says

    Thank you for that cool printable. Our favorite family Christmas tradition is going to see the zoo lights and the Christmas lights at our botanical gardens. We also like to drive downtown Denver and look at all the lights on the buildings and homes.
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  3. Stephanie says

    I love that you included doing something for Jesus, in all the busyness of the season it seems like presents and Santa take centre stage. For my family one of our favourite traditions on Christmas eve was to go to our church, and then drive around looking at all the different lights, usually followed by a Christmas movie at home. Every Christmas morning my dad would read the christmas story to us and we'd each take turns opening presents. So many good memories made!
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