10 Things To Get You Into Holiday Spirit
DIY Decorations Day: Have a day dedicated to creating homemade winter and holiday decorations. This could include making paper snowflakes, stringing popcorn garlands, and crafting ornaments. It's a budget-friendly and creative way for the whole family to contribute to get in the holiday spirit.
Winter Wonderland Movie Night: Choose a weekend evening to have a winter movie marathon. Choose your holiday films, make some hot cocoa, and snuggle up with blankets. You can even create a makeshift "drive-in" by setting up a projector in the backyard.
Cookie Decorating Extravaganza: Bake a batch of sugar cookies and set up a decorating station with various colored icing, sprinkles, and edible decorations. It's a delicious way to spend time together.
Family Photo Shoot: Dress up in winter and holiday-themed outfits and have a family photoshoot. You can use the pictures for holiday cards or simply to capture the moment. It's a fun and memorable activity that also creates some great keepsakes.
Winter Nature Scavenger Hunt: Create a list of winter-themed items for a scavenger hunt in your backyard or a nearby park. Include things like pinecones, specific types of leaves, or even animal tracks in the snow. It's a great way to enjoy the outdoors and explore nature together.
Hot Chocolate Bar Night: Set up a hot chocolate bar with various toppings like whipped cream, marshmallows, chocolate chips, and flavored syrups. Let each family member customize their own perfect cup of hot cocoa.
Holiday Card Crafting: Spend an afternoon making handmade holiday cards for friends and family. Get creative with designs, use paint, markers, and glitter. It's a thoughtful and personal touch that will be appreciated by the your loved ones.
Winter Reading Marathon: Choose a selection of winter or holiday-themed books and have a family reading marathon. You can take turns reading aloud or simply enjoy a quiet time together with your favorite stories.
DIY Snow Globe Workshop: Gather materials like small figurines, clear jars, glitter, and glycerin to create your own snow globes. It's a fun and crafty way to make personalized winter decorations.
Family Game Night with a Twist: Spice up your usual family game night by incorporating winter or holiday-themed games. This could include a holiday-themed charades, winter trivia, or even a "pin the nose on Rudolph" game.
