Looking for Christmas activities for kids to keep your little ones occupied for the rest of the month?
I’m talking every single day until the Jolly Old Elf pops down the chimney?
I’d like to say that my son is driving me nuts waiting for the big day. I’m going to tell you a secret though: It’s ME who drives everyone nuts!
I have been called many things. The Queen of Christmas, the Christmas nut, some other less friendly terms.
I am worse than any kid when it comes to that antsy, “can’t wait another moment” feeling.
These Christmas activities for kids aren’t just fun for your little ones, they’re also fun for you!
So if you’re like me, dig in and enjoy! They’ll definitely help pass the time!
Complete Countdown to Christmas Activities for Kids Guide
Let’s start with the tiny tots, shall we? Check out our favorite Christmas activities for 2-year-old children that will keep your munchkins from throwing giant-sized tantrums during grown-up time!
Looking for a little quality time with the kiddos? You’ll love our Christmas Together: A Printable List of Fun Holiday Activities for the Family!
Not only do we include aforementioned handy-dandy printable list, but all the activities are things that you’ll actually enjoy doing alongside your children.
As you can see, we shared several that teach kids (and parents!) about the spirit of giving!
Prepare your elves for a week’s worth of easy crafting fun with our Holly Jolly Christmas Activities For Kids.
No complicated directions to follow here, just good old-fashioned holiday excitement.
This one is my personal favorite, and not just because I wrote it. All of the free Christmas activities for kids and families are things that I actually do every chance I get.
Except caroling.Trust me, no one wants to hear me sing! I poured my soul into this one, folks, so give it a read!
Along with all of our fun Christmas activities for kids, we also shared some great Christmas party games that you can’t miss.
My favorite (no, I didn’t write it, one of our fantastic writers covered this topic): Rock Around the Tree with Fun Christmas Party Games for Kids. Rodney comes up with some of the most clever party ideas.
I love the idea of the Photo Bomb. Check out all his ideas for your holiday parties!
My incredibly darling niece is coming to our family get-together.
While she’s not quite a toddler yet, I’m thinking of doing a modified version of the gift hunt with her.
She’ll need help, but it should be fun! Check out how to do it and other fun Christmas party games for toddlers!
There you have it! With all the Christmas activities for kids in these posts, you should have enough to keep you AND your kids busy for the rest of the season!
Do you have any favorite Christmas activities that you’d like to share with us? Tell us in the comments!
You’ve completely covered all aspects of holiday fun here! This is an awesome collection of Christmas joy!
Those are all fun ideas! I need to do a few of these with my boys.
Our lists are very similar, but do you not find it difficult to feed the homeless with a 2 year old?
Looks like a great list.. My kids have their own agendas for the holidays.. we just follow suit..
THanks for sharing this. THese activities are perfect for my three year old. It’s so exciting, this is the first year he’s really aware of Christmas. We’re going all out.
I love the excitement that little ones have this time of year. What great ideas to enjoy that excitement along with your kiddos. I especially like the ideas about giving to others.
This is a great list of activities to do with kids for Christmas. We always take our daughter to see Santa and we do lots of Christmas activities together.
What fun activities! We don’t do anything like that, but we should sometime!
Thanks for all the great crafting activities for kids. What a great way to spend time indoors when the weather is bad.
I laughed at your singing line. I like to hear the carolers, but I don’t sing either. 😉
My nephew loves making cookies, so I might have to do that with him. I’ve been seeing a lot of tutorials for making ornaments…that’s another activity that I would like to do.
I love your list of things to do. They teach children about giving back… Best to start them young. 🙂
Last night decorating the tree we realized that DD 8 had not made a Rudolph ornament. Thanks for all the great ideas.
Okay, you’ve done it again! Your “holly jolly” activities are awesome. And I have to admit that I am going out to find myself a 2 year old so that I can have some fun myself helping them create them! LOL!
Great ideas!
Look’s like a great list.
love the variety of ideas!
great list you have here … thanks for sharing