In the Mood with Christmas Carols
Please note it is your responsibility to evaluate the accuracy, completeness, usefulness, appropriateness and safety of any information, opinion or advice contained in the content below.Having a hard time this holiday season to feel festive??!! I have as I’m working this hard. Yes, yesterday’s snow helped a lot.
But what really did the trick for me was this fun and excellent IU Acapella choir ‘Straight No Chaser’ singing Christmas carols.
Christmas carols do not have to be obvious and ‘boring’. If you have any of your bigger kids sing for the family this year, perhaps they can hustle things up a little, like this choir does, for some fun, kicks and drama.
Silent Night
There is still enough time for them to play and practice their made-up original songs made up of a medley of old Christmas carol classics.
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And for their performance, perhaps they can even dress up in a fun costume, like a great Mickey Mouse outfit …..! (This poster makes a great gift btw.)
Alternatively, if your kids are not so into singing, or a bit more shy, reading a short-version of a classic Christmas story for the family.
It is another great way for children to show off their skills, and to be positively involved in preparing for the big family get togethers.
It is important to children to be part of the togetherness, and by contributing to the big event, it makes them feel important, invited, and special.
I look forward to hearing how you are managing to involve your youngsters this year in fun and constructive ways.
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December 14 2008 10:24 pm | Child Music Education and Holidays and Teens
