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Make this Christmas Light Scavenger Hunt for Kids a must do Christmas Countdown Activity this year! Along with a FREE holiday lights printable, delicious cookies and hot chocolate, you’ve got a Christmas tradition they will want to do year after year.
Our children cannot wait until we begin our Christmas Countdown Activities each holiday season. It’s a whole month filled with fun and inexpensive ways to celebrate.
One of their favorite things to do is search for Christmas lights. They snuggle up in their pajamas, grab a blanket, and off we go riding around our neighbor to see which house is our favorite.
This year we are taking along a Christmas Light Scavenger Hunt checklist and a few festive snacks to make the outing even more special. NILLA Wafer & Peanut Butter Christmas Cookies and creamy Swiss Miss with Marshmallows and Milk Chocolate will be perfect for our holiday lights hunt!
NILLA Wafer & Peanut Butter Christmas Cookies are perfect for a busy holiday season because even the smallest hands can make them. It’s a simple recipe made from three easy to find ingredients. Plus they are something new for Santa on Christmas Eve!
NILLA Wafer & Peanut Butter Christmas Cookies ~ Ingredients Needed
- NILLA Wafer
- Peter Pan Simply Ground™
- Christmas Sprinkles
I love all of our Christmas Countdown Activities but as a mama with three kiddos everything we do has to be done as quickly and as efficiently as possible. That’s why I love shopping at Walmart! I can find everything I need in a one-stop shopping trip.
NILLA Wafers have always been one of my children’s favorite cookies and peanut butter is almost a food group by itself. I was excited to find Peter Pan Simply Ground™. It’s creamy peanut butter with a bit of crunch and oh so yummy!
Our children adore making cups of hot chocolate after school during the winter. That makes Swiss Miss with Marshmallows and Milk Chocolate is a must have all holiday season.
NILLA Wafer & Peanut Butter Christmas Cookies ~ Instructions
Step One: Construct Your Cookies
Simply grab two crispy NILLA Wafers and sandwich a teaspoon sized dollop of Peter Pan Simply Ground™ between each cookie.
Step Two: Add Christmas Sprinkles
Turn the cookie on its side then roll the peanut butter into colorful Christmas sprinkles. Cover all the peanut butter with sprinkles.
Step Three: Take Along on a Christmas Light Scavenger Hunt
Pair these NILLA Wafer & Peanut Butter Christmas Cookies with Swiss Miss with Marshmallows and Milk Chocolate for a Christmas Light Scavenger Hunt.
Now that you’ve got a yummy treat and hot chocolate, all you have to do now is print this Christmas Light Scavenger Hunt for Kids. It’s a must do Christmas Countdown Idea for Kids. The easy to see pictures make this a great Christmas activity for preschoolers!
Click Here for the FREE Christmas Lights Scavenger Hunt
What fun tradition do you look forward to this holiday season? Do you have a favorite cookie recipe that you share every Christmas? I’d love to hear all about it!
More Christmas Activities for Kids
- 25 Fun & Almost FREE Christmas Countdown Activities for Families
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- 10 Christmas Countdown Calendars for the Not So Crafty
- Melted Bead Ornaments
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Love the scavenger hunt – my son would have a blast doing that #client
We can’t wait to go on our family Lights Scavenger Hunt this weekend! Thanks so much for the sweet comment, Dana!
I did something similar last year but made a Bingo style board. My son “competed” with my mom for “prizes”. I had the plastic candy canes filled with hershey kisses as prizes. You can probably guess who won but we had a great tme!!