1. Advent Calendar: With 24 Minibooks You Can Use to Decorate Your Tree
Beverly Hernandez
For each of the first 24 days of December, there is a 10-page minibook that relates a Bible story, offers a special prayer or Psalm, or features a Christmas song. Once you read each little book, you can then hang it on your Christmas tree by its golden loop.
2. Jesse Tree Advent Activity Calendar
Beverly Hernandez
The perfect way to teach kids the true meaning of the holidays! The kit includes 24 paper ornaments with Biblical passages on back for hanging each day of Advent. The included 16-page booklet explains the Jesse Tree tradition. Ornament size, 3.5" diameter.
3. Advent Calendar on DVD
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Make this Christmas season special with the Advent Calendar on DVD. This DVD contains 25 mini-documentaries (3 to 5 minutes each) that take viewers on an entertaining yet informative journey through the Advent season. Just pop the DVD into your player each night of December, then gather around and watch the fun.
4. LEGO City Advent Calendar
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Open a door each day from December 1st through 24th to find a little LEGO holiday model. Once a week, combine the smaller models into a bigger one using the instructions provided. Includes 9 mini figures and inspiration for creating a holiday city scene.
5. Old-Time Christmas Village Sticker Advent Calendar
Kids count down to Christmas by filling in the landscape of a lovely Victorian-era village with quaint shops, cottages, and other buildings. A sticker is added each day until they add the Christmas tree in the town square on December 25th.
