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Why not celebrate Christmas in July next?
Best of all, you don’t have to bust your budget to enjoy your revelry.
Grab your Santa hats and prepare to get crafty.
We’ve gathered a handful of activities to consider for your holiday-themed merrymaking with kids.
you’re free to choose a 12-day countdown or shorter it’s up to you!
Ugly sweater competitions make for a fun day
Let’s be honest.
No one wants to wear long sleeves in July, let alone put on a sweater.
If that sounds like too much work, don’t worry.
Terrible singers can be pushed into the pool if they give their consent watch out, Dad!
Their drawings and words can bring a smile to a recipient’s face and might start a lifelong friendship.
Consider your children’s interests and get their feedback on ways to volunteer in your community.
Organizations such asMeals on Wheelsand animal shelters allow children to volunteer with a parent or guardian supervisor.
Take advantage of your little helpers in the kitchen and create a menu of holiday-themed items.
You’ll also findholiday recipes for bakingif you want to include a traditional dessert in the mix.
Plus, there are plenty of games you’re able to play to observe the occasion.
Stage your own snowball fight using water balloons as stand-ins for snowballs.
Host a holiday-themed book club
Know how much you lovereading the latest bestsellerwhile sunbathing on the beach?
Hint: Your kids might enjoy it, too.
Summer is a perfect time for hitting up your local library to encourage your children to read more.
