Sorry I've sort of been sucking on this Christmas in July Week. I know I've complained before....but my job has been super stressful these days so it's hard to keep up with my bloggin life the days that I work. But I'm off the next 2 days so I should be able to catch up and finish out my planned posts
Today I have an activity for the kiddos. And it takes little effort from you....just printing out a list.
One of my favorite things as a child at Christmas time was ornaments. Even though I saw the same ones year after year I used to love sitting by the tree just looking at them all. And when we went to other peoples houses I loved to inspect all of theirs....it gives you a good glimpse into peoples personalities.
Like for a example a tree with all balls and fancy ornaments....means yous boring. Ok, so maybe that's a little harsh of me. But I prefer to see trees with meaningful and fun ornaments that really describe each person and families personalities and interests...it makes for a much more eclectic and personalized tree.
So basically the seed of my ornament hoarding was planted as a child and my obsession with them continues today. Since I have soooo many I got the idea to use them in a scavenger hunt.
Just print out a list and give it to the kids to hunt around for. I made some straight forward (find an icicle) and some where you had to put more thought into it. Like "Something vampires hate" so you would look for a garlic ornament. (yes I have one)
It's a good way to keep the kids occupied during your Christmas festivities and I've never met a kid that didn't love a scavenger hunt
It's a good way to keep the kids occupied during your Christmas festivities and I've never met a kid that didn't love a scavenger hunt
Wow! You prepared very early for your Christmas celebration, Whit! Anyway, the earlier, the better. So, what prizes are at stake here? Nice printout of the scavenger hunt list, btw!
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