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Christmas Pom-Pom Sorting

This Christmas Pom-Pom Sorting activity is super simple and great for both cognitive and fine motor development. Classifying and sorting according to a common attribute is an important skill for preschoolers. We chose to sort according to size, but you…

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Minivan Express: A Fun Christmas Tradition

Minivan Express: A Fun Christmas Tradition

One of my favorite traditions that we have established as our own little family is going around to look at Christmas lights in our pajamas a few days before Christmas. It has now lovingly been coined “The Minivan Express”…

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DIY Sensory Table that looks like a Manger

DIY Sensory Table that looks like a Manger

This past summer our church adopted a new curriculum and completely (and permanently) transformed an entire wing of the church to look like Ancient Judea. It is incredible. Our small group was assigned the two and three-year old classroom…

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Hanging Alphabet Christmas Lights

Hanging Alphabet Christmas Lights

This Alphabet Christmas Lights activity was lots of fun and extremely versatile. Plus, it was excellent practice for matching capital and lowercase letters! We used it as a bathtub activity (and my boys absolutely loved it)…but it could just…

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Let it Go! Let it Go! Let it Go!: A New Christmas Motto

Christmas time is one of my absolute favorite times of the year. But I’ve got to be honest with you…I am sick and tired of feeling stressed and overwhelmed in the month of December. For the last couple of…

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Handprint (and Paw Print) Christmas Tree

Handprint (and Paw Print) Christmas Tree

I saw this adorable Handprint Christmas Tree Canvas a while back on Pinterest and have been wanting to try it. Rather than putting it on canvas, however, we decided to make ours a (flat) Christmas Card! It was super…

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Christmas Whispers (Family Tradition Shared by Tracey Eyster of Be the Mom)

Christmas Whispers (Family Tradition Shared by Tracey Eyster of Be the Mom)

Tradition Shared by Tracey Eyster, author of Be the Mom & Founder of MomLife Today One of the desires of this mother’s heart has always been that my two children, daughter and son, would love each other deeply,…

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Paper Bag Manger Craft

Paper Bag Manger Craft

I was in charge of teaching our children’s church for two to six-year olds this last Sunday. I was scouring the internet for ideas and came across this adorable paper bag manger craft. Naturally, I had to put my own…

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A Tradition of Holiday Baking

Tradition shared by Kristina of Toddler Approved My husband and I both love to bake together and with our kids. Baking is such a great way to connect with one another, teach simple skills, and have fun as a…

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Creating a December Bucket List

Creating a December Bucket List

Tradition Shared by Crystal Paine of MoneySavingMom.com Have you ever gotten to the end of December and looked back and realized it all went by in such a blur that you spent very little time doing the activities and projects…

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Gingerbread Party Playdate

Gingerbread Party Playdate

Hello! I’m Rachel from RV Parties… and I love parties. A lot. I’m so excited Jenae asked me to share a holiday tradition–so naturally I picked a tradition that’s also a party! Get ready to hear all about our…

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Favorite Family Traditions from Allison of No Time for Flash Cards

Note from Jenae: Throughout the month of December, I’ll be sharing posts by several of my favorite bloggers about their favorite family traditions surrounding Christmas. I firmly believe that traditions help shape our children’s memories of their childhood and draw us…

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Jingle Bell Wreath Ornament

Jingle Bell Wreath Ornament

After our jingle bell sorting activity, we had lots of fun making this simple jingle bell wreath ornament! This is a SUPER easy craft, but it does take some fine motor control to slide the pipe cleaners through the…

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Favorite Family Tradition from Deborah of Teach Preschool

Note from Jenae: Throughout the month of December, I’ll be sharing posts by several of my favorite bloggers about their favorite family traditions surrounding Christmas. I firmly believe that traditions help shape our children’s memories of their childhood and draw us closer…

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Jingle Bell Sorting

Big Brother woke up with a fever, so we stayed in our PJ’s all day, read lots of books, and watched entirely too much TV (which is what you’re supposed to do on “sick days”, right?!?!). Although I don’t like…

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Favorite Family Traditions from Stacie of Motherhood on a Dime

Favorite Family Traditions from Stacie of Motherhood on a Dime

Note from Jenae: Throughout the month of December, I’ll be sharing posts by several of my favorite bloggers about their favorite family traditions surrounding Christmas. I firmly believe that traditions help shape our children’s memories of their childhood and draw us closer…

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Favorite Family Tradition from Carisa of 1+1+1=1

Favorite Family Tradition from Carisa of 1+1+1=1

Note from Jenae: Throughout the month of December, I’ll be sharing posts by several of my favorite bloggers about their favorite family traditions surrounding Christmas. I firmly believe that traditions help shape our children’s memories of their childhood and draw us…

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Favorite Family Tradition from Malia of Playdough to Plato

Favorite Family Tradition from Malia of Playdough to Plato

Note from Jenae: Throughout the month of December, I’ll be sharing posts by several of my favorite bloggers about their favorite family traditions surrounding Christmas. I firmly believe that traditions help shape our children’s memories of their childhood and draw us…

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