Holiday Grand Plan

Simplify your holidays with a week-by-week Christmas planner

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2008 HGP calendar
  about the plan
aug 31 list week
sep 7 question week
sep 14 entry/foyer
sep 21 master bed
sep 28 master bath
oct 5 kids room
oct 12 guest room
oct 19 kitchen
oct 26 pantry/closets
nov 2 family room
nov 9 garage/storage
nov 16 attic/storage
nov 23 dining room
nov 30 holiday decor
dec 7 finish-up week
dec 14 maintenance
dec 21 celebrate
dec 28 New Year's

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List Week

Week One is List Week at the Holiday Grand Plan. During this week, we kick off holiday prep with lists, lists and more lists. We'll print helpful calendars and forms for Christmas organizing and begin to create a Christmas notebook.

This week's cleaning focus is the front porch: We'll clean and organize the area around the front door so that our home will be ready to welcome visitors during the holiday season.

Ready to jump into List Week? Let's get organized with the Holiday Grand Plan!

Grand Plan Deep Cleaning/Organizing Area:

  • Front Porch
  • Front Porch cleaning checklist

Holiday Prep:

  • Print the Holiday Grand Plan calendars for reference.
  • Make the following lists:
    • Gifts to be given, amount to spend (include family, friends, school, church, etc)
    • Christmas card list (computerize it!) Print list and update it, if needed. Decide how many cards are needed.
    • Visits to make
    • Parties/Entertaining
    • Menus for Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years, other parties
    • Goodies for Sharing/Gifts. Decide how much needs to be made and divide it between the weeks from now through December 1.
    • Favorite Meals of Family members for freezing ahead.
    • Long-term shopping list divided into: canned foods, perishables for each holiday, linens and dishes, decorations, etc.
  • Create a Christmas planner notebook to organize holiday planning. This week's printable forms from OrganizedChristmas.Com include:
    • master gift list
    • Christmas card list
    • baking planner

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Simplify Your Holidays:

  • French Memory Board: Sew Simple Gift to Craft
  • June 2008 Rudolph Club Meeting
  • Patriotic Gift In A Jar: Red, White and Blue Brownies
  • Beat the Heat: Make A Cool Tie!
  • July 4th Recipe: American Blessings Mix
  • Dreamsicle Cookies In A Jar
  • Puzzler Puzzle Mat: Sew Simple Gift to Make
  • Journal in a Jar? No, in a Bucket!
  • May 2008 Rudolph Club Meeting
  • Old Glory: How To Display The Flag
more

Get Organized At Home:

  • Print An Activity Binder for Stress-Free Family Travel
  • Travel Tips: Get Organized For Family Travel
  • School's Out! Summer Survival for Busy Moms
  • Summer Cooking Tips: Cool Off in the Kitchen!
  • Summer Cleaning Chore Checklist
  • Dollar Store Closets
  • The Clutter Within: What's Your Clutter Personality?
more

From The Author Of:



Houseworks

Houseworks: Cut the Clutter,
Speed Your Cleaning
and Calm The Chaos
by Cynthia Townley Ewer


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