When I say the words, “Christmas Adventure” – what comes to mind?

Standing in long lines at 2 am to race to the biggest deals?

Wrapping paper debacles?

Getting shocked by Christmas lights or falling off the roof while trying to secure the 100th strand?

I know we’re getting short on time, since it’s nearly Christmas (yay, flu!), but this timeless resource will be good year after year.  I’m loving “A Christmas Adventure” by Scripture Adventures - packed full of relevant and interesting illustrated lessons, crafts, and recipes for this Christmas season.    It’s only 7.99 and comes in both KJV and NIV versions!

In “A Christmas Adventure” kids will make:
Christmas Scripture Countdown Chain
Christmas Rebus Story
Popcorn Garland for your tree
Hand-made Christmas Cards
Songs for Caroling
Candy Cane Reindeer
Written Testimony of Christ
Paper Poinsettia
Christmas Greeting Banner
Merry Christmas Word Search
Homemade Wrapping Paper
Angel Bringing Good Tidings Poster
Christmas Dove Craft
Peace on Earth Bookmarks
“Stained Glass” Christmas Picture
Clay Pot Nativity
Christmas Bird Ornaments
Nativity Puppets
Holiday Spice Potpourri
9 Christmas Coloring Pages

Plus 26 easy-to-make Christmas recipes for kids:
Crispy Christmas Trees
Crispy Christmas Wreaths
Edible Cookie Wreath Oranaments
Ornament Cookies
Crockpot Carmel Apples
Old Fashioned English Toffee
Kid Friendly Fudge
Almond Roca
Candy Cane Cookies
Candy Cane Hearts
Candy Cane Cupcakes
Chocolate Caliente
Mexican Hot Chocolate Jars
Super Simple Gingerbread Kids
Frosty’s Almond Bark
Easy Scottish Truffles
Pioneer Potato Pancakes
Cornbread Rusk
Gingersnaps
Parmesan Breadstick Shepherd Staffs
Royal Chocolate Cheesecake Squares
Auntie June’s Scottish Shortbread
Chocolate Covered Peanuts
Christmas Tree Cake
Rudolph’s Antlers
Rudolph and Friends Cupcakes

Interested?  You can go here to download a free sample to try it out.

Or, you can buy it here.

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With kids around, one of my favorite nativity sets EVER is the Fisher Price Little People Nativity Set.  But, I also really like the Nativity Friends – it’s a FREE template that you just print out onto card-stock (you can print the colored or black and white version) and VOILA!  — A nativity set that your kids can play with (think paper dolls).  For more fun, glue them (or, double sided tape) to some cardboard toilet paper tubes and they’ll stand alone.

Go HERE for the free template.