Sometimes this includes big productions and some effort on my part while other days it is the simplest things.
No matter what it is we try to be intentional and present with one another keeping our focus on the true meaning of Christmas.
Here are just some ideas we have done over the years:
Make a cardboard
gingerbread house
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Take a
ride on the Polar Express
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Drive
around and look at lights
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Open a
gift
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Make cards
for a friend
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Bake cookies
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Give cookies
to neighbors
|
Christmas
mug shopping
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Put up Christmas
lights
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Stroll the
lights
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Go see
gingerbread houses
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Wrap presents
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Dance to Christmas
music
|
Christmas tree
farm
|
See lights
in the Garden
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Make ornaments
for family
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Play games
by the tree
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Color a Christmas
picture
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Build a
blanket fort
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Watch a Christmas
movie
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Christmas craft
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Wear PJ’s
all day
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Make paper
chains
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Take
pictures with Christmas props
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Donate old
toys
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Wear red
and green
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Leave a
treat for mail man
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Paint a
festive scene
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Read Christmas
stories by the tree
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Open a
present
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Make gingerbread
man pancakes
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See the
Nutcracker
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Wrap presents
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Make tie
dye shirts
|
See a
living nativity
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Make cranberry & popcorn garland
|
Dehydrate oranges
|
Make a
cardboard polar express
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Go on a light hunt
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