Online Christmas Fun

by Erinn

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My kids are just getting into playing games on the computer. They loved the Thanksgiving and Halloween printouts and games I found for them. It surprised even me, how may things there are for them to do online, since they are only four. Here are some things I have found that I know my kids love, we love and I know you will love too.

Go check out the Northpole for fun stories and activites. While you are there send a letter to Santa.

Whether you are baking Christmas cookies, putting up the tree or doing your homework play some Christmas music. This site has a ton of free streaming Christmas music stations.

This web site has all the answers to question you may have about Christmas traditions. It has Christmas tree facts, the history of mistletoe and Mrs. Claus or find out about Christmas traditions around the world.

If you are looking for some Christmas games to keep your kids occupied while you wrap gifts, try this site or this one.

Go elf yourself! Turn yourself and up to three other people into elves that sing and dance and is truly addicting. Call in and get your voice elfed too! This is so funny, we did our whole family and sent it to all of our family.

Lastly, get some Christmas jokes for your parties this year, track where Santa is on Christmas Eve, get the real lyrics to the carols you have been singing and do some crafts with your kids.

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Posted in Crafts, Kid Fun, Parent Fun, School Age Children, Stuff I Love, Teens, Toddlers on December 6th, 2007

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3 Responses to “Online Christmas Fun”

  1. Betty Lumps Says:
    December 6th, 2007 at 4:21 pm

    Wow, you know a lot of cool websites. I can’t wait to try the GoElfYourself site, that sounds like a fun time. Well, I know it’s all about letting kids and adults reach inside themselves and create something magical, especially during the Holiday Season. I know you love holiday music, I’m a fan as well, I also love watching the old classic holiday cartoons. This holiday season I took a job promoting some of my family’s favorite classics that have been compiled into a special gift set called: The ORIGINAL CHRISTMAS CLASSICS. It’s a limited edition DVD box which includes: “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer”, “Frosty the Snowman”, and “Santa Clause is Coming to Town”. You can get the set anywhere they sell DVDs or at http://www.christmasclassics.tv. Oh, and it includes a bonus music CD, we play it at my office and it just puts Christmas conviviality into the air. Since, I’ve been working with them I hear how this was and is the gift that keeps on giving, you can share it with any and everyone.

  2. Erinn Says:
    December 6th, 2007 at 4:44 pm

    I know I would love that! I love Christmas shows and I will have to find that set.
    thanks, Betty

  3. Amy Says:
    December 6th, 2007 at 7:34 pm

    Thank you so much for that site, I love it!

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