Summary: Why do we celebrate Christmas each year? The Bible explains it--the answer is clear. Young children will discover the most important gift of all through charming rhyme and meaningful pictures.
Daily Activities
Supplies needed: Plain wrapping paper or butcher paper, paint, cookie cutters and sponges, gift bows and 2 small boxes.
Dec 14: Homemade Wrapping Paper
Buy some solid colored wrapping paper, get out the cookie cutters, paint, stickers and let your LO create your holiday wrapping paper!
Dec 15: Sorting fun
Gather some holiday gift tags and have your LO sort them by size, color, theme etc...
Dec 16: My gift for Jesus
Have your LO decorate a heart. Place the heart in a box and wrap with homemade wrapping paper and label it (LO's name) Gift to Jesus Hang it on the tree.
Dec 17: Pass the Gift Game
Wrap a small box and play 'pass the gift' just like the hot potato game.
Dec 18: Gift Ornament
Hang your Gift For Jesus gift on the tree.
Bible Memory
December’s Bible Verse: “For there is born to you this day in the city of David, a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.” Luke 2:11
This weeks part for LO's to memorize: ‘For there is born to you this day in the city of David, who is Christ the Lord.’
Song Time
Baby Jesus Song
To the tune of "Are you Sleeping Brother John"
Baby Jesus, Baby Jesus, (cup and rock your arms)
Born to us, Born to us,
You came to save us, You came to save us, (raise hands to heaven)
Amen, Amen. (prayerful hands)
Baby Jesus, Baby Jesus, (cup and rock your arms)
We love you, We love you. (hug yourself)
We’re going to heaven, going to heaven, (point upwards)
Thank you, Thank you. (prayerful hands)
Want to see what's coming next (and books we've done in the past)? Click here to see our Once Upon a Book webpage! For the December activity schedule, please click here.
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