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Christmas Wish List Printable (Want-Need-Wear-Read)

Brought to you by Nuffnang and BIG W

There’s a BIG W close to where my kids go to school. It’s handy having it there because I can duck in before/after I pick up the kids from school to do a spot of Christmas shopping. One thing I’ve learned about Christmas shopping is I have to make lists so I have a general idea of what I’m looking for.

When it comes writing gift lists for kids, a simple system like this works a treat. 

  • Something I want
  • Something I need
  • Something to wear
  • Something to read

This is a fun way for kids to write their own Christmas Wish List.

(Access the printable by clicking on the picture or here

Christmas Wish List Printable

Below is an example set of gifts from BIG W using this system. These items combined cost about $100

  • Something I want: Disney Frozen Sister Dolls
  • Something I need: PJ set
  • Something to wear: Frozen T-shirt and pink denim shorts
  • Something to read: Frozen – Essential Guide

Frozen Gifts

Frozen Gifts

I compile Christmas shopping lists through different ways: browsing online, looking through catalogues, and working through ideas I get from the kids (and others). I prefer looking online and then writing out my lists on paper. However, there are many free list apps for smart phones, and BIG W have a printable wish list system, so there are other helpful options.

This year, BIG W has different ways to browse gifts:

BIG W Online: bigw.com.au – browse and buy online

BIG W Catalogues: bigw.com.au/catalogues – browse all the latest catalogues

BIG W Gift Shop: bigwchristmas.com.au – browse and create gift lists in the largest online catalogue

BIG W In store – bigw.com.au – check for local stores online

BIG W Online Catalogue – Wishlist

Big W Wish List

This past week, I’ve done a lot of browsing at BIG W (online and in store), and I’m sharing twelve great gift idea finds for kids, and they are all under $100

Christmas Gift Ideas

  1. Pillow Pets – from $24.00
  2. Personalised Towel – $44.99
  3. Mine craft books – $16.00
  4. Crayola Monster Art Tub – $30.00
  5. Nikon L29 Digital Camera – from $68.00
  6. Jumbo Garden Dominos – 34.99
  7. Spy Gear Night Goggles – $20.00
  8. The 52 Storey Treehouse by Andy Griffiths – from $8.00
  9. TeePee Tent – $69.99
  10. LEGO – prices vary
  11. Disney Frozen Sister Dolls – $58.00
  12. Star Wars 77cm Darth Vader, Han Solo or Luke Skywalker Figures – from $39.00

Christmas is an exciting time for children and I love shopping for gifts for my kids and then watching their faces light up on Christmas morning. Getting through my list, bit by bit.

Do you prefer paper or technology Christmas Wish Lists?

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3 Comments

  • Reply
    Mel : One Crafty Mumma
    December 15, 2014 at 6:53 am

    Love your printable list Kelly.

  • Reply
    Elita
    December 15, 2014 at 12:14 pm

    have been doing the 4 gift rule for a few years now…..I love it. Make christmas that much easier.

  • Reply
    Debs
    December 19, 2014 at 8:53 am

    I think I’ll be going with the want, need, wear and read idea from now on. I generally do something along those lines but it’ll be good for the kids to see it and be able to write their wish list in that way. Pinned!

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