1. Read the Story of Christ’s Birth

• Bible Verses in Luke 2:1-20, Matthew 1, 2:1-11.
• There are dozens of Free Printable online to color, make nativity puppets and more.
• Here is my Nativity Pinterest Board:

2. Play Christmas Music focusing on Christ.

• Here is a YouTube Playlist

3. Give to Others in Need

• Make a date to sit with family and brainstorm opportunities to give. Include the children.
• Visit a shelter, make a meal for homeless, find out who is needy in your church.

4. Go Caroling

• To a Hospital, Nursing Home or your Neighborhood

5. Read a Bible Passage or Devotional About Christ Every Day

• Several devotionals are online free. Many focus on Christ in December.
• I made a list of 31 Verses on the Incarnation you can download free here

6. Write a Thank You Letter to a Solider

• Opperation Gratitude

7. Bake a Birthday Cake for Jesus

• Visit Pinterest for ideas like this one

8. Spend Time Christmas Morning in Prayer Before Gift Opening

• Make it a family tradition to take turns thanking God for His son and all the other gifts.

9. Watch a Video on the Nativity

• The Nativity Story
• The Nativity Season 1

10. Bible Journal Christ’s Birth

• See Bible journaling below. Do it together as a family.

Bible Journaling Christ’s Birth

These are pages I made celebrating Christ’s birth and links to the artwork

Each of these were made digitally in Photoshop Elements. Feel free to borrow ideas. Spend time with your family and a wide margin Bible. Find coloring pages of Jesus’ birth online to trace and color into your margins. Try fancy lettering.