Christmas Traditions That Have Changed

Every generation brings with it new holiday traditions. Here are some of them...

Christmas Charades

Charades is a classic game that has been adapted for Christmas with a list of holiday-themed words and phrases. This game can be played with family and friends and is a fun way to get everyone involved in the festivities

Christmas Light Scavenger Hunt

This tradition involves creating a list of different types of Christmas lights to find around the neighborhood or town. It’s a fun way to explore and appreciate the holiday decorations in the area

Christmas Cookie Exchange

A cookie exchange is a fun way to share and sample different types of Christmas cookies with friends and family. Each person brings a batch of cookies to share, and everyone goes home with a variety of treats

Christmas Karaoke

Karaoke machines and apps have made it easy for people to sing their favorite Christmas songs at home or at holiday parties. It’s a fun way to get into the holiday spirit and create lasting memories

Christmas Eve Church Services

While attending church on Christmas Eve is not a new tradition, many churches have started offering unique services that cater to modern audiences. For example, some churches offer candlelight services with contemporary music and multimedia presentations

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‘Twas the Night Santa Fell on His Head

‘Twas the night Santa fell on his head,
And the kids were asleep, snuggled in bed.
The Christmas lights blinked with a shimmering glow,
And the cars on the street were sprinkled with snow.
Suddenly, there was a THUD and a CLANG!
The Christmas tree shook and the ornaments rang.

Find out what happens next in this wonderful rhyming book the entire family will love. Perfect for ages 4-8 or anyone who believes in the magic of the holidays.

These traditions offer new ways to celebrate and create lasting memories during the holiday season. Whether it’s playing games, exploring the neighborhood, or attending unique church services, these traditions reflect the evolving nature of Christmas celebrations.