12 Days of Christmas
When my brother and I were kids, my mom created a Christmas list for the 12 Days of Christmas.
The list would change every year with a new and different thing to do. Every day starting on December 12th and ending on Christmas Eve, December 24th was something new to do.
We did anything from going to see the Ice Capades (yes that’s how old I am), to doing a Christmas craft, Christmas shopping, going downtown to see the city lights, movie night, baking and so much more.
I carried on this tradition when our daughter Jordyn (our editor) when she started to understand and believe in the Spirit of Christmas. I even introduced my coworkers to the 12 days of Christmas to share the Christmas spirit.
At work the list was created to be more like Spirit Days, as you can only imagine it would be hard to go look at Christmas lights or have a baking day when you are working. That’s what makes this list so much fun as you create it however you’d like and for all ages.
Enjoy this fun festive idea and share the Christmas Cheer!
Below you will find already made lists and blank lists that you may download and print.
Blank Lists
Lists
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Adult Version
You don’t have to have kids to do the 12 Days of Christmas
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