1) Go ice skating. 2) Write a letter to a friend or family member who lives far away. 3) Make a Christmas Carol music video. 4) Create place cards or other decorations for your family’s holiday celebration. 5) Bake cookies with friends. 6) Help a younger sibling write a letter to Santa. 7) Go sledding (or snowboarding or skiing!) 8) Have a holiday movie marathon. 9) Learn how to make a traditional family dish. 10) Wrap your bedroom door in paper or foil so it looks like a present. 11) Drink hot chocolate while reading a good book. 12) Turn off all lights except the Christmas tree lights. Relax in the quiet room or listen to music. 13) Volunteer time at a local charity. 14) Learn how other cultures and religions celebrate important holidays. 15) Bundle up and go for a walk to admire holiday lights in your neighborhood. Here are some links to websites that inspired this list and for more ideas! Parenting Teens: 50 Fun Holiday Activities Your Teen Will Love Parenting Teens: 101 Fun Things for Teens to Do This Winter Parent Map: 15 Meaningful Holiday Traditions and Fun Family Activities Here are some fun ideas for parents, too! Real Simple: 50 Fun Winter Activities Image from Flickr. Some rights reserved by katushya Bethany Raab is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Denver, Colorado.
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