Christmas Activities – The 10 best Christmas Activities For your Family

Christmas Activities: You can turn every day of December into a bonafide winter wonderland with these awesome Christmas activities for families. Get your friends and family together for an ugly sweater party, go caroling in the streets, or have a “family sleepover” by the twinkling lights of your Christmas tree to begin new Christmas traditions.

You will not go wrong, no matter what route you choose, as long as you have the spirit of Christmas in your heart. You can’t go wrong with these fun Christmas activities whether you use them for all of December or for just Christmas Eve.

Here are The 10 best Christmas Activities For your Family’s Holiday

1. Host an ice-skating social

Winter is a great time to get together with friends. If you’re hosting an ice-skating party, serve Hot Buttered Rum with Vanilla Ice Cream Balls and your favorite Christmas cookies. Is there no snow? No worries. Put on a scarf and have a porch party.

2. Make your own garland

You can certainly make your own strands of Christmas garland using faux pine or other greenery, but why not go a little outside the box this year? The possibilities for creative garlands are endless, such as popcorn garlands, dried fruit garlands, or mitten garlands!

3. Build a snowman

With a little snow, you can sculpt a charming design with classic elements, such as a carrot nose and eyes made of coal or stones. You can make an easy snowman ornament or craft if you don’t have a white Christmas where you live.

4. Cross-stitch some Christmas merriment

Try stitching something sweet for a friend, teacher, or relative while watching Hallmark Christmas movies. These four-inch cross-stitch patterns make gifts that sleigh. (I’m not sorry!)

5. Try a non-tree tree

Are you not a big fan of fresh Fraser firs or pre-lit flocked trees? Don’t worry. Alternatively, you can arrange holiday photos and cards on a blank wall to create a tree shape.

6. Go on a winter scavenger hunt

Find animals and plants that are likely to be found outside and have kids participate in a winter scavenger hunt. Other items can also be collected for repurposing (like pine cone crafts).

7. Add cheer to your front door

Wreaths aren’t the only thing on doors! You can fill vintage ice skates with fresh greenery from around your yard. An added bonus: you can leave it up through February without worrying about the neighbors.

8. Decorate a tabletop tree

If you have a small space, you can put a 3″ variety on the table. Sprinkle on some ornaments and garland, and you’re done!

9. Hold a neighborhood cookie swap

If you have been decorating Christmas cookies all month, you should show off your skills and host a cookie exchange with your neighbors. Taste the delicious cookies your neighbors have made! Share recipes and ideas!

10. Hang stockings by the fireplace

There is no holiday decor without Christmas mantel decorations, especially stockings hung by the chimney with care.

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