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Holiday winter activities are generally the least of your worries. Especially when kids are on winter break, the festivities of the holidays can wear off quickly. For most kids, there is a two-week winter break. So, what can you do to keep them busy and not burn out?

Paper Hands-on-Activities

One of the best ways is paper hands-on-activities. You can easily string paper decorations together or popcorn. Then, place it around the tree.

Other methods can be to make paper snowflakes to decorate the wall with family pictures. Another idea is to take a selfie for twelve days and place them along with paper decorations.

Besides decorating Christmas trees, you can make ornaments for any festivity. Do you celebrate Hanukkah or Kwanzaa?

Gather a few household construction paper, festive glitter glue, markers or color pencils, and create your holiday ornament. Even better, dedicate the decoration to someone in your family.

This activity can be an excellent get-together for blended families. In this way, you get to share each other’s cultures and traditions. Since you have paper cut-outs and scraps of ribbon already available, make greeting cards.

Something handmade like a holiday card would make anyone smile. 

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Family Halloween activities involve people to have fun with costumes and trick-or-treating. Most children look forward to that time of year. They get to dress up in fun costumes and attend plenty of Halloween parties.

However, when families have to attend events, most people need to consider the ages and activities suitable for everyone. While a fun party of games is ideal for young children, toddlers and infants might miss out on participating.

The traditional Halloween activities that are fun for one group of children may not be adequate for another. So, families need to plan accordingly to meet everyone’s needs. 

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