Looking for Ideas to keep your family happy over Christmas break

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1. Decorate Christmas cookies.
2. Decorate their room.
3. Make a glitter painted glass ball ornaments.
4. Make Christmas cards.
5. Sing carols for a cause.
6. Volunteer at local area projects.
7. Hunt for a Christmas tree.
8. Trim a Christmas tree.
9. Make Christmas beaded safety pin patterns.
10. Make cinnamon ornaments.
11. Make tinsel-filled ornaments.
12. Make ribbons and sparkles ornament.
13. Sell Christmas trees with a youth group.
14. Have a Christmas Specials and Movie marathon.
15. Send a Christmas card and letter to a soldier.
16. Journal this quick list: My Ten Favorite Christmas Specials.
17. Journal this quick list: My Ten Favorite Christmas Songs.
18. Journal this list: Top Five Gifts I’ve Received of all Time.
19. Think about and journal what Christmas means to you.
20. Make a Christmas wish list.
21. String popcorn for the tree or mantel.
22. Read a holiday story.
23. Say this tongue twister 5 times: Snow slows Santa’s sled.
24. Write a poem about Christmas.
25. Write a poem about snow.
26. Make a music video using Christmas Carols.
27. Wrap your bedroom door like a present.
28. Make candy cane bath salts.
29. Organize a local coat drive.
30. Make Christmas wrapping paper.
31. Learn to make a traditional family Holiday dish or dessert.
32. Adopt a grandparent or visit a nursing home with a group of friends.
33. Take your younger sibling to see Santa.
34. Offer to babysit for a Christmas shopping night for a family with younger kids – for free.
35. Put your name in glitter on a Santa hat. Wear it.
36. Make Christmas Chunk Soaps.
37. Make Christmas Container Candles.
38. Paint a Faux Stained Glass Christmas Ornament.
39. Make Puzzle Piece Ornaments.
40. Make a Rubber Stamped Advent Calendar.
41. Make a Flower Petal Ornament Cover.
42. Make a gingerbread house.
43. Make Candy Cane Fudge.
44. Track Santa online.
45. Make a holiday journal.
46. Make a CD of your favorite or new this year Christmas songs.
47. Write out Christmas cards for your friends.
48. Read the Christmas story in a Bible.
49. Learn something new about Christmas in a different culture.
50. Sit in the room with your Christmas tree with all the lights out but the tree lights. Enjoy your Christmas.

We have done a few of these already…the kids really likes making the beaded safty pins.

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