The countdown to Christmas is on! The holiday season is such a special time of year, and we want to help you make every day count. In this post, we’re sharing tutorials for creating 12-day advent calendars, then giving you ideas on how to fill them. Let’s get started!
Advent Calendar Tutorials
Pillow Boxes
These festive pillow boxes will definitely add some Christmas cheer to your holiday. And creating them is half the fun! You can personalize them any way you want or let your kids join in and turn it into a family affair. Click the image above to get the tutorial!
Scandinavian-inspired Calendar
This Scandinavian-inspired advent is perfect for anyone who prefers a minimalistic look! Plus, it will seamlessly blend in with your decor. Click the image above to get the tutorial on creating this chic calendar.
Advent Tree
This advent tree adds a fun twist to the traditional calendar! Using this method, you can put your advent packages on the tree as decorations. Your little ones will love searching the tree each day for the next box. Learn more by clicking on the image above!
Filling Your Calendar
Stories and Treats
Fill your advent packages with different Christmas-themed stories and corresponding treats! These stories are a wonderful opportunity to teach your kids about the spirit of Christmas, and the sweets are there to keep them entertained. You can find your own stories and treats, or click the image above for 12 pre-selected stories and a list of their coordinating sweets!
Family Activities
Instead of giving your children a gift or treat, give them an experience! In your advent packages, simply put a slip of paper with an activity or theme for the day, then complete that activity as a family. Click on the image above for free printable slips and activity ideas!
Service
Teach your children about giving this holiday season by serving others. In your advent packages, put a slip of paper with an act of service on it and complete it by the end of the day. Click the image above for some ideas on how you can serve others!
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