Your Free Printable Christmas Wish Lists & Planner
Organize Your Holiday Season with a Free Printable Christmas Planner. These free Christmas printables streamline your Christmas to-do lists and put you on track to spending time with your loved ones!
The Christmas season is my absolute favorite time of the year.
But I also know it can also be a bit overwhelming, especially when it comes to managing all the tasks and activities that come with this festive time of the year.
So, I set out to make some free printable Christmas lists and holiday planner pages that you can use to make this time of year a little less overwhelming.
Using these simple Christmas list printables is a great way to keep all of your Christmas plans in one place. With just a little bit of planning, you’ll know exactly what to expect and what needs to be done.
Now, let’s take a look at some of the free printables included in this free download.
*These free printable Christmas list template and planner pages are for personal use only. Please do not redistribute for commercial use.*
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Printable Christmas List Templates
Here are all the types of Christmas lists and planner pages included in your PDF file.
December Calendar
This simple, undated Christmas calendar, is perfect for writing out all of the plans and festivites for the month.
You can write down anything and everything Christmas related here. When to go get the Christmas tree, when to break out the Christmas decorations, when to go look at Christmas lights, or special dates for events outside of the home.
If you want to start, or already have a Christmas tradition, make note of when to do those things here.
By the way – I have TONS of other free printables. Grab this Free Weekly Cleaning Printable or this cute Weekly Calendar that is perfect for meal planning!
Free Printable Christmas Wish Lists Template
You’ll find a few different designs in the printable wish list section. This is to allow kids of all ages a way to complete the list.
For younger kids, I’ve included a list option that will them to allow their perfect gift. Instead of lines to write on, they have a blank space, perfect for drawing.
For older kids, they can use the same template for young children and just write their responses. Or there is a second, lined option, for them to make their holiday wish list.
I’ve included the “4 Gifts for Christmas” theme (more on this below) on a couple of the printables. If your family doesn’t follow this, no problem! Just use the lists how you see fit.
Christmas Dinner Planner
In our family, Christmas dinner is the second biggest meal event of the year. We use this time together to eat, open gifts, and make memories with family members.
Use these printable templates to plan what dishes will make it on the kitchen table. There is even a Christmas shopping list template, so that you can make your grocery list for the big day.
There is also a guest list, to-do list, and notes page!
Check out these Free Printable Christmas Verse Cards!
Free Christmas Gift List Template
This simple Christmas gift list is set up to be dual purpose. Use one half of the page to brain storm gift ideas for each member of the family. This is where the free Christmas wish list printables come in handy. You’ll already have an idea of what each person is asking for.
While you’re brainstorming, you can also jot down prices. This is a simple way to keep track of what you’re planning to spend shopping!
Next to the gift ideas, you’ll find Christmas shopping list templates. This is to write down exactly what gifts you decide to go with. Cut off this half of the page to take shopping with you!
Get your free Christmas list templates by clicking here!
How to Print the Christmas Wish Lists Digital Files
When you click the link above, your Free Christmas Planner should open in Google Drive in a new window. You can print or save from there.
This document is formatted to print on US Standard sized paper (8.5 X 11 inches).
What are the Four Gifts of Christmas?
- Something I Want: This gift can be absolutely anything the recipient desires. It can be a video game, a new bike, a toy – whatever it is they have been longing for!
- Something I Need: This gift addresses a practical necessity. It doesn’t have to be boring though! It could be a new bat for baseball, a new instrument or art supplies. It could also be education material, such as a new board game.
- Something to Wear: This category involves gifting clothing or accessories to the recipient. It could be a stylish outfit, a cozy sweater, or a pair of shoes. If your child isn’t in need of any clothing, maybe include accessories in this category. Jewelry, hats, and handbags are all good options.
- Something to Read: Books are the primary focus of this category. It can be a novel or a series. If you don’t have an avid reader on your hands, think outside the box. Cookbooks or how-to books that relate to an interest of the recipient are good ideas.
By sticking to these four categories, it allows you to really focus in on the intentionality of gift giving. It helps ensure that you are buying gifts that are both desired and practical. This can help not only your budget, but also reduces waste of unwanted gifts.
I hope these Christmas wish lists and planner pages help you this holiday season. Merry Christmas, friends!
