PPT-Santa has been so busy preparing for Christmas Eve, he has got himself into a muddle.

Can you help Santa solve the numeracy problems Santa needs to find childrens homes but is confused with the way the house numbers are ordered Can you help him 2 4 8 12 14 20 22 26 28 . When is Christmas Day?. December 24. December 25. December 31. What do Americans usually eat for Christmas dinner?. a. Ham or turkey. b. Fried chicken. c. Pizza. turkey. ham. What it this?. a. sock. . Traditions in Great Britain. Prezentacii.com. Christmas. . Christmas. . Day , December 25, is probably the most popular holiday in Great Britain. It is a family holiday. Traditionally all relatives and friends get together and give each other presents. Written by Naomi Acheson . . . Dedication page. dedicate this book to my parents because they would probably be proud of me because I can actually do something with technology and that I’m doing this for them ,. Claus. Santa . Claus. is a . imaginary. . character. , . whom. . children. . are. . waiting. , to . bring. . Christmas. . gifts. .. People dressed as Santa Claus and share their gifts mostly for children.. When Santa got stuck up the chimney,. He began to shout.. You girls and boys, won’t get any toys,. If you don’t pull me out.. My beard is black, there’s soot in my sack.. My nose is tickly too.. 5/6/14. Civil War Christmas. Civil War Christmas. Fun . Family visits. Caroling. Snowball fights. Feasting. Boredom. Starvation. Disease. Battle. Civil War Christmas. Christmas was NOT a National Holiday during the Civil War.. . Holiday Sing-Along. Jingle Bells. Jingle Bells. Dashing through the snow. in a one-horse open sleigh;. O’er the fields we go,. laughing all the way.. Bells on bobtail ring,. making spirits bright;. 5/6/14. Civil War Christmas. Civil War Christmas. Fun . Family visits. Caroling. Snowball fights. Feasting. Boredom. Starvation. Disease. Battle. Civil War Christmas. Christmas was NOT a National Holiday during the Civil War.. Name that Christmas Carol. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 1. Jingle Bells. 2. What Child is This?. 3. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen. ’’Joulupukki’’, . i. s a . finnish. . figure. Santa lives in Korvatunturi . better. . known. as North Pole.. Finnish. . Christmas. tree is a real spruce. . Families. . decorate. Christmas tree together before Christmas Eve. Santa comes and give the present to . Bill Perry. Christmas is an annual holiday celebrated around the world in various ways.. Japan. Japan. Christmas is a time to spread happiness. Japan. Christmas is a time to spread happiness. Ella and Noah. italy. Befana. . gives them gifts.. mexico. Children are given candles and a board with painted clay figures of Mary riding on a donkey.. A figure of baby Jesus is hidden inside the cake who ever has the baby Jesus in their piece of cake is the god parent.. December 24. December 25. December 31. What do Americans usually eat for Christmas dinner?. a. Ham or turkey. b. Fried chicken. c. Pizza. turkey. ham. What it this?. a. sock. b. socks. c. stocking. The Night Before The Night Before Christmas. by Kes Gray and Claire Powell. . INTRODUCTION. The Night Before The Night Before Christmas. , written by . Kes. Grey and illustrated by Claire Powell, is the perfect EYFS picture book for children ages 3+; ideal for reading aloud at any time of year. These notes include reading comprehension questions to improve literacy, as well as suggestions for classroom activities to enjoy the book across the curriculum – from matching rhyming words, to using musical instruments to show the meaning of the words, and drawing pictures of their favourite toys in Santa’s workshop!.