Christmas Activity Boxes

I had so much fun making the fall ones, that I KNEW I needed to do some Christmas Activity Boxes as well. This time the kids came to Hobby Lobby with me and we had the best time brainstorming ideas for the boxes and picking out the *perfect* supplies for them. They are so proud of the boxes they helped create, and have had many hours of fun the past few weeks playing with them.

Being a mom of 4 and living in a small house, I try to keep the “junk” to a minimum. So when making these Christmas Activity Boxes, I tried to be intentional with reusing as many things as possible from the fall ones. If you look closely, you’ll notice that most of the hot cocoa box uses items from the tea party one. And I emptied all the other box items into plastic baggies for storage so I could reuse the boxes. The kids don’t notice, and they still have a blast playing together. That’s a win-win in my book!

All of the box items were purchased at Hobby Lobby! They still have a ton of Christmas decor/items out so you should be able to find all these things pretty easily. If not, I always encourage you to improvise or find things you already have at home to build your own!

Christmas Activity Boxes

Hot Cocoa Activity Box

Mini copper mugs
Mini charcuterie boards
Mini wooden spoons
Gingerbread ornaments (with the strings cut off to make them into “cookies”)
Brown pompoms (for the hot cocoa)
White pompoms (for the marshmallows)
Hot Chocolate Stand

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Santa’s Village Activity Box

White glitter pompoms
Mini bottle brush Christmas trees
Resin reindeer
Resin Santas
Resin snowmen
Mini wreath ornaments
Wooden houses
Santa’s Workshop sign

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Mini Christmas Tree Box

Small Christmas tree (I couldn’t find a good one that would fit in the box, so this one is “free floating”)
Felt Christmas light garland
Snowflake garland
Mini Gingerbread Cookie ornaments
Glitter star

Access the activity cards on Canva here!

I’m already brainstorming some Valentine’s Day/Winter boxes, so stay tuned for those!