Christmas holidays aren't just about presents and endless meals. They're also a great time to do things together, away from screens. If you're looking for creative activities to share with the family, here are five that work well with children… and adults.

1. A collaborative pixel art project 
Choose a design (or several) and embark on a large pixel art project. With a Tilipix kit, everyone can participate: the little ones stick the pixels, while the older ones manage the grid and organization. In the end, you'll have a shared decoration that will remind you of this moment.

2. Make homemade Christmas decorations 
Paper garlands, stars, customized baubles… There are a thousand ways to create homemade decorations. The important thing is to choose simple materials and let everyone contribute their ideas.

3. Create a year-in-remembering book 
Print out some photos, keep some tickets, write short sentences, and glue everything into a notebook. It's a gentle activity, perfect for a winter afternoon, and a lovely keepsake to look through later.

4. Organize a greeting card workshop 
Everyone gathers around the table with paper, markers, stickers, and stamps. Each person creates their own cards to send to family, friends, and neighbors. It's simple, but it's always a pleasure to receive them.

5. Put up a small exhibition at home 
Once all these creations are finished, transform a wall or hallway into a mini gallery. Pixel art, drawings, maps, photos: anything can be displayed. Take a look around, comment, and even take some photos of the exhibition.

These activities are nothing extraordinary in themselves, but they have one thing in common: they create truly shared moments. And ultimately, that's often what we remember most.