March Holiday Checklist focuses on more Christmas planning and the organizing of plans for Mother’s Day, Easter, and Graduation.
Christmas
Ongoing Christmas newsletter: Make notes of events that occurred in February.
Photo calendar: Plan March pictures you must take for a photo calendar. Develop or upload February photos.
Buy 1/10 of budgeted Christmas gifts or place money in savings.
Update the Gift Chest list with new items you have purchased.
Home-made gifts: Refer to the calendar for Christmas projects you should be working on now.
Christmas budget: Up-date budget.
Plan holiday food:
Locate recipes you would like to use for food gifts, Christmas meals, Christmas entertaining, Christmas baking, and cookie swaps.
– Make a list of needed supplies and mark non-perishable items.
_ Estimate when you will begin baking or making food gifts. Mark on a calendar with a pencil.
Home-made decorations
Decide on decorations you would like to make for Christmas. (tree ornaments, centerpieces, evergreen wreaths, cranberry garlands, etc.)
-Create a project page for each decoration.
-Mark needed supplies on the Master Shopping list
-Estimated time needed to complete. Mark start and end dates on the calendar.
Buy green after St. Patrick’s Day. Purchase green linens, fabric, foil wrap, etc. at after-holiday sales.
Purchase gifts and cards for April
Finish St. Patrick’s Day plans
Start planning May parties
Review budget. Plan a gift list. – If making homemade gifts, create a project page.
Mother’s Day
Plan menu for Mother’s Day.
– Gather recipes and make a master shopping list
– Mark non-perishable items
Easter
Continue following the Easter checklist.
Graduation
Begin planning after-parties.
Make a budget for the event.
Make a list of needed gifts, cards, and gift wraps. Add to the shopping list.
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