Christmas lists are part of the fun, and they can also be a sweet way to help our children think about what matters most. This free printable Christmas wish list has the usual boxes kids love (something I want, something I need, something to wear, something to read) plus two more: My Favorite Bible Story and My Wish for Someone Else.
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What’s inside
- Page 1: the Christmas wish list, with six boxes and a King James verse at the bottom: “Thanks be unto God for his unspeakable gift.” 2 Corinthians 9:15
- Page 2: a few ideas for the “Something to Read” box
A gentle way to use it
Sit down together with a mug of cocoa and fill it out side by side. When your child gets to “My Wish for Someone Else,” ask who they would like to pray for this Christmas. Then keep the list somewhere you will see it, and pray for each name on it before Christmas morning.
Something to read this Christmas
If you are looking for a gift that points your child to God’s Word, the 66 Page Bible Study Guide for Boys and the 66 Page Bible Study Guide for Girls give kids ages 7 to 12 one illustrated page for every book of the Bible, in the King James Version. The boys guide has adventure maps and secret-code puzzles. The girls guide has adventure maps, coloring, puzzles and journal prompts.
“Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.” Psalm 119:105
With love,
Kalinda Grace