Description
“For crafty kids who love Christmas comes Christmas Countdown: An Adventivity Book, a delightfully engaging book with activities that inspire kids to create, while also counting down to the big day. Includes 25 different activities on every page that kids complete one day at a time leading up to Christmas morning.
- Celebrate the most wonderful time of the year with this Christmas countdown book!
- Featuring 25 different holiday-themed activities, each page offers something new. Drum up excitement for Christmas while making crafts, solving puzzles, and designing winter villages, as well as drawing, doodling, and decorating galore!
- And that’s not all! Once you’ve completed an activity, carefully tear out the page. Then, follow instructions on how to fold and shape a special paper object. After 24 days, you’ll have created your very own winter village scene!
With bright, colorful art and thoughtful, engaging activities throughout, this book is perfect for kids who love Christmas.” – pub

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