25 Days of Christmas Family Togetherness Activity Calendar

Our 25 Days of Christmas Family Togetherness Activity Calendar will help this holiday season when life gets in the way. One of the things that I love about Christmas is all the activities that are available to do, but, life can get busy!

25 Days of Christmas Family Togetherness Activity Calendar

This is the time of year that my family and I like to do things together, even if we are super busy. Being able to set aside some time every single day to spend together is what makes these memories last for years to come.

I will be honest, it’s not always been this way. In fact, this busy mama has a tendency to put everything else first, rather than spending time with my family.

That’s why I wanted to make sure that our holidays this year were intentional and purposeful. I don’t mean every day to be perfect, but to everyday spend quality time together cherishing what the holidays are all about.

I believe that this is the reason for the holiday season. That’s why I wanted to make sure that your family was being intentional too. We can hold each other accountable! What do you say?

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Christmas Family Calendar

Here is a fun list that you can easily print out and hang somewhere everyone in your family can see.

I also encourage you to add some of your own with your kids. Ask them what are some activities or crafts they would like to do together. I promise you that the holiday season and Christmas will be less stressful if we allow the important moments into our life.

Spending time with our family is a great reminder that it only takes a few minutes a day to spend a little quality time with those you love during Christmas.

Plus, think about the memories you will be building with your children. These are moments you want your children to remember and pass on to their children.

Christmas Family Calendar

1. Work on a 500 piece puzzle
2. Tour a local museum
3. Make gumdrop/toothpick Christmas trees
4. Have stove-cooked popcorn with a movie night
5. Cook dessert for dinner
6. Make paper snowflakes
7. Have a family coloring contest
8. Build a birdhouse
9. Play a beloved board game
10. Have a winter wonderland photoshoot
11. Donate a care package to a homeless shelter
12. Bring the neighbors dinner
13. Go ice skating
14. Do a Random Act of Kindness
15. Play Pictionary
16. Attend a Christmas play or concert
17. Try a new cookie recipe
18. Watch a classic Christmas movie you haven’t seen
19. Have a blindfolded food party
20. Listen to an audiobook
21. Borrow a drawing book from the library
22. Have a karaoke Christmas night
23. Drive around town and look at the Christmas lights
24. Play snowball tag
25. Celebrate Christmas!

To print out your very own FREE copy of our 25 Days of Christmas Family Togetherness Activity Calendar just simply click on the link below!

25 Days of Christmas Family Togetherness

I hope that you and your family enjoy some of these fun activities together! And if you’re looking for more Christmas Ideas make sure to follow my Fun Christmas Pinterest Board!

Remember, it’s not about doing everything every day on this calendar. The reason I created this was to give me ideas throughout the month of December to do with my girls and my family.

One of the things that I have realized as my girls have gotten older and this mama has gone through breast cancer, is the fact that we don’t get this time back.

So, for me being able to choose a few fun activities during the Christmas holidays is important for us. Pick and choose those activities that you think your family will enjoy and add some of your own! 

It’s not about what you’re doing, it’s about who you are doing it with and how you are building these amazing memories for your children to remember as they grow up.

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What is the one family activity that you all do together every year?

 

 

 

*Originally published in 2015*