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I normally do not even think about Christmas until after Thanksgiving but this year I seem to have a little bit more Christmas spirit. My oldest is now four and is really getting to understand Santa, reindeer, and elves. I love to see his excitement and answer all the questions he has. I do want to make Christmas fun for him but I also feel he is at the age to be able to understand why we celebrate Christmas. I thought about this for a few days and wondered how I wanted to teach him the…

All you need to know about Christmas Symbols! Learn the symbols of Christmas and their meanings in a beautiful way.

Looking for a fun Christmas activity for church? This Symbols of Christmas Primary Activity is a fun and meaningful lesson about Christmas.

Symbols of Christmas learning activity and free printable for kids.

christmas-symbols and what they mean. How to teach your kids about the true meaning of Christmas.

As ward activity committee members, it can be difficult to come up with unique ideas for the ward Christmas party year after year. Here are some ideas for making this December's event an enjoyable experience for members of all ages.

For our Christmas Activity, I wanted to share something spiritual with the girls and have some fun, too. I had heard the story "Teach the C...

Here are 8 cards that have the meanings of the most used symbols of Christmas. Print out these cards, glue to red card stock, and laminate. You also print out two of each card and use them as a memory game to play with your family. Print Free File: Gift Bow - Tied as we should all be tied together in bonds of good will. Candle - A mirror of starlight reflecting the Star of Bethlehem. Candy Cane - The Shepherd's crook used to bring labs back into the fold. Red - The first color of Christmas…

Here is an idea sent in from one of our readers. Thanks so much for sharing! "I wanted to teach the girls the true symbols of Christmas in the context of an advent calendar. Having twelve girls (and they all come, yeah!) I need to be economical with supplies, so using my geometry compass I cut 7 1/2in circles out of cardboard cereal boxes. Then cut a 4in hole in the center of each to make a wreath. These I painted green, giving a second coat to the colorful cereal box side. Once dry I glued…

Use this free symbols of Christmas unit study and lesson plan to enhance your educational holiday activities.