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The best 12 days of Christmas ideas give one small surprise a day for twelve days: a gift that matches each line of the song, an activity card, a letter, an act of kindness, a treat, or a group video from twelve people who love the person. Run it as a countdown from December 13 or 14 to Christmas, or keep the older custom and celebrate from Christmas Day to January 5, the eve of Epiphany.
The best teacher Christmas gifts are useful, consumable or come from the whole class: a class video of every student saying thank you, a video book of the school year, a coffee gift card, a teacher lesson planner, colorful markers, a box of pears, a travel mug and a small candle. Below are 15 picks from $10, with prices checked on each brand's own site, plus ideas for daycare teachers, Hanukkah and small budgets.
The best Thanksgiving activities fill the long hours around the meal: a morning turkey trot, a parade breakfast, a thank-you video premiere, a thankful tree, handprint place cards for the kids, a cider tasting for the adults and a walk after dinner. Mix one morning activity, one for the kids' table and one gratitude activity, and the day has a shape.
The best family games for a Christmas party let a six-year-old and an 80-year-old play on the same team: the pass the present dice game, a then-and-now photo match, the left right Christmas story, a party premiere video from the guests who couldn't come, and pass the parcel. None of them need a screen, a rulebook or anyone getting down on the floor, and each one plays well with 10 to 30 people across three generations.
The best New Year's Eve activities fit the night you want: a living room ball drop watch party, a year-in-review group video played before midnight, a noon countdown for small kids, a fondue dinner for two or a skate under the lights downtown. Below are 13 ideas sorted by at home, with kids, as a couple and out of the house, each with the time and cost it takes.
The best Thanksgiving games for family are the ones everyone can join from the table: turkey trivia, a Family Feud Thanksgiving game, leftover charades, a gratitude video round and napkin telephone. Each one below needs little more than paper, a phone or the food already on the table, and each works with a toddler, a teenager and a grandparent in the same round.
The best 12 days of Christmas ideas give one small surprise a day for twelve days: a gift that matches each line of the song, an activity card, a letter, an act of kindness, a treat, or a group video from twelve people who love the person. Run it as a countdown from December 13 or 14 to Christmas, or keep the older custom and celebrate from Christmas Day to January 5, the eve of Epiphany.
The best teacher Christmas gifts are useful, consumable or come from the whole class: a class video of every student saying thank you, a video book of the school year, a coffee gift card, a teacher lesson planner, colorful markers, a box of pears, a travel mug and a small candle. Below are 15 picks from $10, with prices checked on each brand's own site, plus ideas for daycare teachers, Hanukkah and small budgets.
The best Thanksgiving activities fill the long hours around the meal: a morning turkey trot, a parade breakfast, a thank-you video premiere, a thankful tree, handprint place cards for the kids, a cider tasting for the adults and a walk after dinner. Mix one morning activity, one for the kids' table and one gratitude activity, and the day has a shape.
The best family games for a Christmas party let a six-year-old and an 80-year-old play on the same team: the pass the present dice game, a then-and-now photo match, the left right Christmas story, a party premiere video from the guests who couldn't come, and pass the parcel. None of them need a screen, a rulebook or anyone getting down on the floor, and each one plays well with 10 to 30 people across three generations.
The best New Year's Eve activities fit the night you want: a living room ball drop watch party, a year-in-review group video played before midnight, a noon countdown for small kids, a fondue dinner for two or a skate under the lights downtown. Below are 13 ideas sorted by at home, with kids, as a couple and out of the house, each with the time and cost it takes.
The best Christmas party activities for adults give a room of grown-ups something to talk about: a signature drink showdown, an ugly sweater runway, a year-in-review video from friends, hard-mode holiday movie trivia and a themed white elephant. They work for a group of 8 to 30 friends at home, take little setup, and turn small talk into stories people repeat at next year's party.
The best New Year's Day activities are slow, outdoorsy and a little bit lucky: a First Day Hike, Rose Parade bingo, New Year's Day trivia, a hopes-for-the-year video and a lucky-food brunch. They suit a house where half the people stayed up until 1 a.m., and they give the first day of the year a tradition worth repeating.
The Thanksgiving traditions families keep coming back to are simple and repeatable: watching the Macy's parade, running a turkey trot, filling a gratitude jar, recording a yearly thank-you video, breaking the wishbone, holding a pie contest and saying grace or a round of thanks before dinner. Pick one or two that fit your family and do them every year; repetition is what turns an idea into a tradition.
The best Thanksgiving ideas for a fresh year change one thing and keep the rest: move dinner to brunch, cover the table in kraft paper and crayons, play a thank-you video everyone recorded, build a turkey out of the veggie tray, or swap the bird for tacos. Pick one new idea for the food, one for the table and one for the people, and the day feels different without losing what your family loves.
The best Thanksgiving games for family are the ones everyone can join from the table: turkey trivia, a Family Feud Thanksgiving game, leftover charades, a gratitude video round and napkin telephone. Each one below needs little more than paper, a phone or the food already on the table, and each works with a toddler, a teenager and a grandparent in the same round.
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