DAY 4: Write what you like about and an act of services you will do for each family member
DAY 5: Read Candy Cane Story
DAY 6: Write letters of appreciation for grandma & grandpa’s
DAY 7: Make Gingerbread houses
DAY 8: Drink Hot coco & make paper snowflakes
DAY 9: Watch a Christmas movie
DAY 10: Read a Christmas story
DAY 11: Sing everyone’s favorite Christmas song
DAY 12: Make goodie bags for class and teacher gifts
DAY 13: Give the kids money to put in the Salvation Army pots & Help the kids do shopping for each other and mom & Dad
DAY 14: Put together homeless kits
DAY 15: Deliver homeless kits
DAY 16: Go through fast food and pay for people behind you
DAY 17: Watch a Christmas movie
DAY 18: Read a Christmas Story
DAY 19: Deliver Christmas cookies to friends
DAY 20: Go Christmas Caroling
DAY 21: Call grandparents and sing Jingle Bells
DAY 22: Do a Christmas craft
DAY 23: Christmas movie
DAY 24: Read Christmas story
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Fun! We're doing "activities" this year, too, but I can't lie... ours are far more selfish and not nearly as service oriented. Good for you guys! You've got some really fun ideas in there I may have to still for next year's activity advent.
Seriously, You have to be the cutest mom ever! This list sounds so fun, and so generous to others! You're kids are so lucky to have you.
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