It was good for me to slow down and enjoy these projects. (There’s something therapeutic about coloring!) Elizabeth and I enjoyed some real quality time, working on the projects together, looking forward more than ever to the joy of the Christmas Season.
I like the e-book format because pages can be easily printed instead of photocopied. Wherever the laptop might be, the e-book is there, too!
Although we did not yet complete all the activities, our favorites so far are:
- Mini Book: Decorating the Tree
- Puppets: Snow People
- Shapes: Santa Claus
Because of the hands-on educational value it represents, I think the Christmas Cheer Project Pack would be a great addition to a young family’s Christmas library. It can also be a tool for teaching little ones the much-needed lesson of giving at Christmas (instead of just getting) by having them make the projects for others – grandparents, aunts and uncles, cousins, neighbors, etc.
A complimentary e-book was provided to me, as a reviewer for Mama Bzz, by Hands of a Child, in exchange for posting a complete review on my bargain blog (B1G1, Bargains & Blessings in a “Banana”) as part of today’s blog tour. And I’m very excited to add to our Christmas Book Collection!
You can read my complete review here.
A big “Thank-you!” to the folks at Hands of a Child for the opportunity to enjoy and review this fun Project Pack!
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