2012 Advent Activities Printable Pack

Last year, I explained to my readers at Intentional By Grace how I made our very frugal DIY Advent Calendar. I’ve decided to use it again this year, and I’m really excited about it.

For our little family, the holidays are about being together and celebrating the birth of Jesus. Family is a gift, and we use the Advent activities to promote togetherness, unity, and hopefully a lot of fun and laughter!

Here are Our 2012 Advent Activities:

Eat Dinner in front of the Christmas Tree
Make Christmas Tree Ornaments {Cinnamon Ornaments or Salt Dough Ornaments look fun!}
Make a felt Christmas Tree for the Wall
Food for Fines at the Library!
Do a Snowman Craft while eating Ginger-Pecan Snowballs
Let’s go out to dinner!
Make a Gingerbread House
Merry Main Street Holiday Celebration
Watch Why Do We Call It Christmas?
Make Christmas Cards for Family
Have friends over for a feast!
Enjoy a Red and Green Themed Dinner {Cranberry Pistachio Cookies for dessert, no doubt}
Watch How the Grinch Stole Christmas
Make Christmas Cards for Librarians
Go bowling at Snow Bowl!
Go to the Christmas Party at Church
Make Christmas Cookies {Gingerbread Cookies sound yummy!}
Deliver cookies to friends
Listen to VeggieTales Christmas CD
Make Christmas Cards for Children’s Ministry Workers
Give Maddox a Christmas Treat
Watch A Charlie Brown Christmas
Go outside and look at the stars
Make Birthday Cake for Jesus!
Merry Christmas! Time to Celebrate!

Want a fun printable for your Advent activities? Click here to download Advent Activities Printable Pack.

What Advent activities are you doing with your family this year? Tell us in the comments!

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• DIY Advent Calendar – Easy and Frugal
• Toddler Gift Ideas
• Gift Ideas for Toddlers, Preschoolers, and Moms

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