- Buy a Christmas Tree
- Decorate the house for Christmas
- Operation Care Package for Kids (I hope we aren't too late for this)
- Drop off a toys for Toys for Tots
- Have a Christmas music dance party and roast marshmallows
- Visit Santa
- Watch Rudolph the Red-Nose Reindeer
- Make and deliver cookies for the neighbors
- Go sledding or make a snowman (weather depending) and make hot chocolate from scratch
- Buy books for preschool book exchange
- Donate some money from our piggy banks to the Salvation Army Red Kettles
- Make a Christmas craft with Mommy
- Write a letter to Santa
- Watch a Christmas special on Netflix
- Donate food at the local food bank
- Make a gingerbread house
- Make salt dough ornaments
- Unwrap and read a new Christmas book
- Make snowflake decorations for the assisted living home
- Bake and deliver cookies to Daddy's work
- Drive around and look at lights
- Make pine cone feeders for the birds, leave out cookies for Santa, leave carrots for the reindeer, and say goodbye to Will (Elf on the Shelf)
- Merry Christmas! What are you thankful for?
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Enjoy the Season and Do Good
Amanda inspired me to make an Advent activity chain. We started on December 3rd rather than the 1st.
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*Blushing!* Especially since there are so many much cuter Advent activity things out there, which I didn't know about before I did my post.
ReplyDeleteI love all the giving activities you are doing, especially the assisted living snowflake decorations. Great idea!
Can I look at lights with you? My husband doesn't like to do that. ;(
I think it's perfect for our family. It took a few minutes to put together and provides a month of fun and meaningful activities!
ReplyDeleteMy husband gets car sick, so we will see how it goes.