The holiday season is a busy bustling time–when children spend a lot of time not in school. And I have to have to keep them busy so it’s also a happy holiday season! Over the summer we had a list of “50 fun things to do this summer” (we got the idea from another blog–thanks whoever you are!) and the kids had such a great time crossing each item off the list. It seemed like a great way to welcome the Christmas season as well–THE Christmas List: Top 20 things to do to Celebrate the Christmas Season. My oldest is already firing up her sharpie to start checking away.
For everyone out there who loves lists as much as my kids and I do (my husband is morally opposed) we’re offering a free printable to cross your Christmas “I”s and dot your holiday “T’s”. Thanks to Ashley Dickson for the design!
The list is an 8×10, so it’s the perfect size to put in a frame, or just layer with paper for a pretty hanging like I did in the picture. Download your list here.
And if you’re in prep mode for holiday gift giving and parties, don’t forget to check out our holiday printable sets in the store:
- Mod Holiday (with or without Santa!) in red, black and white
- Merry Little Christmas in pale blue and red damask with reindeer and snowflakes
- A Penguin Holiday – in red and green; perfect for classroom parties!
- Gingerbread Christmas Cookies – get some Christmas cookie love
- Snowflake Holiday Party – a more grown-up theme for celebrating
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Victoria
Wednesday 16th of October 2013
This is so cute! Love it and printing it now :) Thanks for sharing!
Paula
Friday 18th of October 2013
You are so very welcome!
kendell
Tuesday 9th of October 2012
Thank you for sharing this printable, it is really appreciated. Kindest regards
Melissa
Monday 30th of July 2012
I got an error as well and it never came up. Very cute though!! Too bad I couldn't get it :(
Cheryl
Monday 2nd of January 2012
This is such a fantastic idea! Bravo!!
Carrie
Saturday 3rd of December 2011
How did I miss this one? I must not have been paying attention. This is great! I love Christmas checklists! :) :) :)