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Purchase a small tree and tiny ornaments to go with each scripture. Alternately, make a Christmas tree wall hanging and small, felt ornaments that can attach to the tree with velcro. We have three little trees with white lights in our family room and the kids are going to draw a picture of each item and hang the pictures on the tree this year.
Each night read the scriptures and then place the indicated ornament on the tree.
December 1
Soldier
December 2
Bell
December 3
Snowman
December 4
Stocking
December 5
Drum
December 6
Ice cream cone
December 7
Gingerbread man
December 8
Church
December 9
Santa Claus
December 10
Horn
December 11
Pear
December 12
Lamb
December 13
Doll
December 14
Elf
December 15
Ornament
December 16
House
December 17
Lion
December 18
Train
December 19
Angel
December 20
Candy cane
December 21
Bear
December 22
Owl
December 23
Horse
December 24
Star
December 25
Baby Jesus
Alison Moore Smith is a 61-year-old entrepreneur who graduated from BYU in 1987. She has been (very happily) married to Samuel M. Smith for 40 years. They are parents of six incredible children and grandparents to two astounding grandsons. She is the author of The 7 Success Habits of Homeschoolers.
Just have to update, we’ve been doing this since December 1 and my kids LOVE it. If I dare to forget, they remind me. Everyone looks forward to it. Fun!
I wish next Christmas I have a little angel with me decorating and adoring our Christmas tree. I’d love to do it and fix it with my family around the Christmas tree helping to make it more beautiful.
Issy, here’s hoping the same for you next season. We had a great time with the advent tree. I feel a new tradition coming on!
Thanks for stopping by!
Makes me so excited to get a tree and string it popcorn and cranberries.