Winter Solstice
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Decorate with Evergreen

Use holly, pine, or cedar to honor nature’s resilience in winter.

Spot Winter Birds

Observe birds that thrive in winter, like cardinals or chickadees.

Draw or Paint the Solstice

Create artwork inspired by the season, the sun, or winter landscapes.

Watch the Moon Rise

Admire the beauty of the winter solstice moon, often low and luminous.

Listen to Solstice Music

Play soft, meditative tunes or drumbeats to honor the season’s rhythm.

Give a Gift of Light

Share candles or lanterns with loved ones as a symbol of warmth and renewal.

Write Winter Solstice Wishes

Write down hopes for the coming year and release them with a ritual.

Make a Solstice Lantern

Create a lantern to brighten the darkness and symbolize inner light.

Walk in the Woods

Take a reflective walk in nature, embracing the beauty of winter.

Go Stargazing

Spend time outside marveling at the crisp, clear winter night sky.

Make a Yule Log

Decorate and burn a yule log as a symbol of warmth and hope.

Create a Vision Board

Visualize goals and dreams for the coming year through art and collage.

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Light a Candle

Light a candle to symbolize the return of the sun and the lengthening days.

Drink Mulled Cider

Enjoy a warm, spiced drink to celebrate the cozy season.

Craft Natural Wreaths

Use pinecones, berries, and twigs to make a seasonal wreath.

Craft Sun-Themed Decorations

Make ornaments or art inspired by the sun’s energy and light.

Practice Grounding Rituals

Walk barefoot indoors or meditate to feel connected to the earth.

Perform a Sun Salutation

Practice yoga to honor the return of the sun and connect with your body.

Meditate in Silence

Reflect on the year and set intentions during a moment of quiet contemplation.

Host a Solstice Feast

Share hearty foods with loved ones in celebration of light and community.

Celebrate by a Bonfire

Gather around a fire to share stories and warmth on the longest night.

Watch the Sunrise

Wake early to witness the first rays of sunlight after the longest night.

Make Winter Tea Blends

Brew herbal teas with cinnamon, cloves, or ginger for a solstice treat.

Write Down Gratitudes

Reflect on and write a list of things you’re thankful for from the past year.

Winter Solstice

Honor the longest night of the year with this Winter Solstice bingo card, celebrating the magical traditions, reflection, and natural beauty of the season. Enjoy checking off these meaningful and cozy activities!

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