Growing up, we would transition from the regular homeschool schedule during December and move towards crafting, Christmas Cookie exchanges, nature walks, and time reading together as a family. We made clay decorations, popcorn balls, and cranberry garlands.
The wonderful thing about creativity and a creative Christmas is it isn't age or time-dependent. You can make orange garlands with your adult children, bath salts with your grandkids, and clay ornaments with your children.
Episode 112 with Emelie and Jennifer is an excellent expose on Pepito's family Christmas, the joys of creativity, and how economical and accessible it can be!
This great conversation is made possible by the Peaceful Press!
With Winter and Winter Holidays around the corner, check out the Peaceful Press resources and blogs for good literature, engaging ways to celebrate, and the Four-week Autumn Guide.
Autumn Guide, Christmas Guide Volume 1 and Volume 2
Why crafting is so importantBuilding a homemade Christmas with our families It's always possible to start creating with your children. Crafting and creativity can be in your cooking, your decoration, your Christmas cards.Crafting doesn't need to be expensive; it can start with simple dollar-store products like popsicle sticks, pinecones, acorns, twigs, or whatever comes to hand. "The Handmade Christmas with Kids"Making Christmas Make a primitive oil lamp with the Peaceful Press.The Christmas PlannerThe Holiday Book Flood You can learn more about Jennifer here-
You can learn more about Emelie here-
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