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Create your own advent calendar

An online advent calendar: a wall of doors that open one day at a time, all the way to Christmas or to any day you count down to. Behind each one is a surprise you choose: a message, a picture, a video, a sound, a task or another activity. Some doors ask a question first.

1 The calendar

How many doors

doors

When doors open

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2 The doors

0 filled · 0 ask something · 0 empty

Click a door to choose what is behind it. An empty door still opens, there is just nothing behind it yet.

Example

An online advent calendar: one door a day, with one surprise behind each — a picture, a message, a task. Today’s door glows, and some doors ask a question before they open.

How this generator works

Make your own advent calendar

  1. Set up the calendar

    • Pick how many doors and the day the first one opens: 24 doors to Christmas, or a countdown to the summer holidays or an exam.
    • Doors open one a day, on dates you pick, or any time for a demo.

  2. Fill the doors

    • Click a door and choose the one thing behind it: a message, a picture, a video, a sound, a task, a link or one of your activities.

  3. Make a door ask something

    • A door can ask a question or a code before it opens.
    • Players see it on a gift tag hanging from the door.

  4. Share it before day 1

    • Share the link once.
    • Every day the next door of your online advent calendar opens by itself.

Share it once

One link or QR code opens your digital advent calendar in any browser, with no player accounts. Every day the next door opens by itself.

Save your activity first

Free to build, free to play. Create your own advent calendar online, no account needed. A free account saves your calendar and covers 60 player sessions a month. One session is one player opening one activity.

What this maker can do

No peeking Tomorrow's door stays shut until tomorrow, and a door with a question is locked until it is answered, so nothing can be read out of the page's code.

More possibilities

A string of lights Every opened door lights a bulb on the string, so the class sees at a glance how many doors are open and how many are still to come.

Ways to use it

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Count down to Christmas Eve with a door a day: 24 doors, each with how Christmas is celebrated somewhere else in the world, from Sinterklaas to the Yule Lads.

Who it’s for

Educators 82 Lessons, revision and a game for the last ten minutes.

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