21. December Isn't Just For Christmas-Teach Your Children About The Other Holidays - Our children, even homeschooled, come in contact with different people and cultures everyday. The month of December is the perfect time to teach them about other cultures and http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/470072/december_isnt_just_for_christmas

AC.base_www = '/'; AC.base_adm = 'https://publish.associatedcontent.com/'; AC.base_img = 'http://i.acdn.us/'; AC.base_siteimg = 'http://i.acdn.us/siteimg/'; Associated Content Home Thanksgiving Home Thanksgiving December Isn't Just for Christmas-Teach Your Children About the Other Holidays Hanukkah Adjust font-size: Published December 12, 2007 by: Lisa Carey View Profile Follow Add to Favorites ... Hanukkah Events Lesson Plans: Teaching Your Child About Other People and Holidays Part 1 After several years working with international students and living in a city that has such a wealthy of diversity, not only do I get to participate in all the exciting events and opportunities for Christmas but I also get to witness first hand some other holidays as well as how other cultures may celebrate Christmas. It is so exciting to learn new things and to be able to share them with my children and have them exposed to the whole wide world of holidays. Here are some ways, I explain all the different holidays this month to my children through either our home school time or playtimes. Hanukkah This year Hanukkah begins at sundown on December 4, 2007. Sometimes

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Site Index The First Christmas Teach the Children Why? Christmas Quotes Carols/Lyrics Gift Ideas ... Site F.A.Q. Teach the children... Late one Christmas Eve, I sank back, tired but content, into my easy chair. The kids were in bed, the gifts were wrapped, the milk and cookies waited by the fireplace for Santa. As I sat back admiring the tree with its decorations, I couldn't help feeling that something important was missing. It wasn't long before the tiny twinkling tree lights lulled me to sleep. I don't know how long I slept, but all of a sudden I knew that I wasn't alone. I opened my eyes, and you can imagine my surprise when I saw Santa Claus himself standing next to my Christmas tree. He was dressed all in fur from his head to his foot just as the poem described him, but he was not the "jolly old elf" of Christmas legend. The man who stood before me looked sad and disappointed, and there were tears in his eyes. "Santa, what's wrong?" I asked, "Why are you crying?" "It's the children," Santa replied sadly. "But Santa, the children love you," I said.

23. The True Meaning Of Christmas A lovely story, superbly presented, of the true meaning of Christmas retold by Santa. http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/customs/Xmas/meaning.htm

The True Meaning of Christmas Homepage Literacy Zone Maths Zone Science Zone ... Festivals and Celebrations l Contact us British Christmas Traditions Christmas Jokes Christmas WebQuest Below is a lovely story about Santa explaining the symbols of Christmas. This is a good story for a Christmas assembly. Teach the Children I just finished the household chores for the night and was preparing to go to bed, when I heard a noise in the front of the house. I opened the door to the front room and to my surprise, Santa himself stepped out from behind the Christmas tree. He placed his finger over his mouth so I would not cry out. "What are you doing?" I started to ask. The words choked up in my throat, and I saw he had tears in his eyes. His usual jolly manner was gone. Gone was the eager, boisterous character we all know. projectbritain.com He then answered me with a simple statement. TEACH THE CHILDREN I was puzzled; what did he mean? He guessed my question, and with one quick movement pulled a miniature toy bag from behind the tree. projectbritain.com

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Teach the Children The REASON for the Season... Just last Monday night I had a strange visitor. This is how it happened. I had just finished the household chores for the night and was preparing to go to bed when I heard a noise in the front of the house. I opened the door of the front room, and to my surprise, Santa Claus himself stepping out from behind the Christmas Tree. He placed his fingers over his lips so I wouldn't cry out. "What are you doing here..." I started to ask, but the words choked up in my throat as I saw that he had tears in his eyes. His usual jolly manner is gone ~ gone was the eager, boisterous soul we all know. As I stood there in my night shirt bewildered, Santa said, "Teach The Children." My perplexed expression still showed in the near darkness. "Teach them the old meaning of Christmas ~ the meanings that Christmas nowadays has forgotten." "Teach the Children, the star was a heavenly sign of promise long ages ago. God promised a Savior for the world and a sign of the fulfillment of that promise was the great star of the East. The star now reminds us of God's love for mankind and of God fulfilling His promise. The countless shining stars at night ~ one for each man ~ now show the burning hope of all mankind." Santa gently laid the star upon the fireplace mantle and drew forth from the bag a glittering red Christmas ornament.

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TEACH THE CHILDREN the real meaning of Christmas Late one Christmas Eve, I sank back, tired, but content, into my easy chair. The kids were in bed, the gifts were wrapped, the milk and cookies waited by the fireplace for Santa. As I sat back admiring the tree with its decorations, I couldn't help feeling that something important was missing. It wasn't long before the tiny twinkling tree lights lulled me to sleep. I don't know how long I slept, but all of a sudden I knew that I wasn't alone. I opened my eyes, and you can imagine my surprise when I saw Santa Claus, himself, standing next to my Christmas tree. He was dressed all in fur from his head to his foot just as the poem described him, but he was not the "jolly old elf" of Christmas legend. The man who stood before me looked sad and disappointed. And there were tears in his eyes. "Santa, what's wrong?" I asked, "Why are you crying?" "It's the children," Santa replied sadly. "But Santa, the children love you," I said.

30. The Twelve Days Of Christmas Information about The Twelve Days of Christmas, the time between Christmas and Epiphany, as well as suggested ways to use the the popular song to teach basics of the Christian http://www.cresourcei.org/cy12days.html

Home Resources for Worship Seasons of the Church Year Twelve Days of Christmas ... Search This Site Click here to The Twelve Days of Christmas Dennis Bratcher The Twelve Days of Christmas is probably the most misunderstood part of the church year among Christians who are not part of liturgical church traditions. Contrary to much popular belief, these are not the twelve days before Christmas, but in most of the Western Church are the twelve days from Christmas until the beginning of Epiphany (January 6th; the 12 days count from December 25th until January 5th). In some traditions, the first day of Christmas begins on the evening of December 25th with the following day considered the First Day of Christmas (December 26th). In these traditions, the twelve days begin December 26 and include Epiphany on January 6. The origin and counting of the Twelve Days is complicated, and is related to differences in calendars, church traditions, and ways to observe this holy day in various cultures (see Christmas ). In the Western church, Epiphany is usually celebrated as the time the Wise Men or Magi arrived to present gifts to the young Jesus (Matt. 2:1-12). Traditionally there were three Magi, probably from the fact of three gifts, even though the biblical narrative never says how many Magi came. In some cultures, especially Hispanic and Latin American culture, January 6th is observed as Three Kings Day, or simply the Day of the Kings (Span:

31. How The Grinch Stole Christmas Synopsis - Children's Books Synopsis of, picture book, How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Dr Seuss writes and illustrates the popular Christmas Book. The Grinch and Max try to steal Christmas joy from Whoville. http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art62630.asp

forum radio shops sweeps ... Dreams All times in EST Autism Spectrum Disorders: 4:00 PM Full Schedule Children's Books Site Taisha Turner BellaOnline's Children's Books Editor How the Grinch Stole Christmas Synopsis How the Grinch Stole Christmas synopsis of the classic christmas book. Dr. Seuss creates a fictional town of Who-ville. He uses the kids' book to teach the true meaning of Christmas. His whimsical animals and rhyming verse enhance the infant(baby), toddler, preschool and elementary kid, tween and teen story book. Every Christmas the citizens of Who-ville exchange presents, eat a feast and sing Christmas carols. This happens Christmas after Christmas to the joy of the townspeople. There is one person who doesn’t feel the Christmas joy. He is the Grinch. The Grinch lives in a cave on Mt. Crumpit. The dog, Max, is his only friend. Mean Grinch does not like Christmas. Evil Grinch wants to destroy Christmas. On Christmas Eve, he slips into Who-ville and steals every Christmas related item. Aha! Mr. Grinch is very wrong about the meaning of Christmas. A lack of material goods does not diminish the beauty and meaning of the season. The adults and kids of Who-ville hold hands in the town square and sing Christmas carols. Everyone is filled with Christmas joy and sing songs to the Heavens. Grinch and kids learn Christmas is not about material processions, but the spirit of the Holiday season, the birth of Christ. No matter what one has, it is easy to celebrate His birth. The truth causes love to grow in the Grinch’s heart. He returns everything to Who-ville and accepts their invitation to stay for dinner.

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33. How To Teach Children The Meaning Of Christmas | EHow.com The Christmas season can be a wonderful time of family togetherness and goodwill, but the spirit of Christmas often gets lost in the rush to buy gifts and go to parties http://www.ehow.com/how_5888_teach-children-meaning.html

Family Food Health Home Money Style More Home Family Life Teach Your Children ... How to Teach Children the Meaning of Christmas Top 5 To Try Interactive Christmas Educational Games Paper Manger Craft Instructions Art Room Christmas Projects Catholic Christmas Crafts for Children Related Topics Meaning Of Christmas Teaching Christmas Meaning Of Easter How to Teach Children the Meaning of Christmas By an eHow Contributor I want to do this! What's This? The Christmas season can be a wonderful time of family togetherness and goodwill, but the spirit of Christmas often gets lost in the rush to buy gifts and go to parties . You can easily teach your children about the true meaning of the holiday, though, by discussing the holiday's origins and planning appropriate activities. Difficulty: Moderately challenging Instructions Things You'll Need: Craft Supplies Christmas Stories Discuss the origins of the holiday. What you tell your children will vary depending on your own religious background and spiritual attitude. Look for an age-appropriate book about the Christmas story, or ask your clergyman or clergywoman for some suggestions.

34. Christmas | Teach Children To Cook There was a huge amount of hilarity coming from the kitchen as the teenagers and young adults in our family gave their parents ( me included) and grandparents the ultimate http://www.teachchildrentocook.com/tag/christmas

Home Blog News The Shop About Claire ... Christmas Dinner stress-free as the younger generation took control! Posted by Glenda on December 27th, 2009 Spurred on by the start of It’s my Turn to Cook The food was just stunning – much had been pre-prepared and because there were eight of them they were able share the load. They kept the food simple and were all able to focus on what is really important – enjoying each other’s company. There was not even a whinge about who is doing the clean up – between them they had the roster totally sorted! There was a bit of nervousness that if they did the cooking too well they would be lumbered with the task every year. It was such a treat, yes - I think the ultimate present, to see the children all getting on so well and having so much fun doing something for other people. 2009 was their turn to give. Their efforts were so appreciated and all of us have totally assured them next that year we’ll take our turn again. Matthew with the ham Katherine on kitchen control Some of the Christmas Day cooks Filed under What's New...

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Home Chat Blo gs ... Directory Christmas Around the World Compiled By: It's always fun at Christmas time to learn about ways other countries celebrate. Here's a collection of ideas/activities to use when planning a Christmas Around the World unit for your classroom. Christmas Around the World Unit Posted by: Debbie #96838 My collegue and I are currently teaching a Christmas Around the World Unit togehter to grades 1-3. We've talked about doing this for atleast two years, and this year just decided to go for it! We decided we had enough information to cover 10 different countries (Mexico, Sweden, England, Poland, Holland, Germany, Italy, France, Ireland, and the United States). We typed up a fact sheet for each country with basic facts about their Christmas traditions. Then copied coloring pages, map outlines, flags to color in, etc. for each country and bound them together into a book for each student. We had a Christmas tree pattern that had "Merry Christmas" written in several different languages on it that the students colored and then glued to construction paper for the cover. We plan to spen... View Item (748 words) Country Search Posted by: ismile #130897 I am doing Christmas Traditions from around the world with my third graders this year. I have always done Christmas around the world, but seem to change it up every year. This year, will tomorrow, am starting with an introductory activity that will introduce the concept that there are many different ways that Christmas is celebrated around the world. It is a country search where they have to find the country names that go with the tradition in a search activity. Basically, I have all the answers and each student can get one answer from everybody in the classroom. So, since I can give one to each student, it creates a ripple effect with the information. Does that make sense? I have a cold and it's late! I will attach my search and directions...I typed them up today since I am sharing with m...

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38. Kids Love Christmas: Teach Your Kids The Meaning Of Giving This Holiday Season Christmas makes kids wideeyed, with thoughts of a ton of presents under the Christmas tree. Some kids even like to count their presents under the tree. http://kidslovechristmas.blogspot.com/2006/12/teach-your-kids-meaning-of-giving-

Kids Love Christmas Home Entries (RSS) Comments (RSS) ... Edit Categories Christmas (4) christmas cards (1) Christmas caroling (2) Christmas crafts (7) ... Wrapping paper (1) Lisa Marie Mary Blog Archive December Original Television Christmas Classics Charlie Brown Christmas November ... Thanksgiving fun on the web! replace_date('9:45 AM'); Teach your Kids the Meaning of Giving this Holiday Season Posted by Lisa Marie Mary Another way your children can learn about the gift of giving is to donate canned goods to a local food drive service. These services provide food to families in need. The holidays are often a difficult time for those in need. Take your children to the grocery store and have them choose a nice variety of canned foods to donate. TOP comments: Post a Comment Post a Comment Newer Post Older Post ... Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Kids Love Christmas SkinCorner TOP

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40. Gerry Charlotte Phelps: Christmas Teaches Skepticism Toward The World (Image from artprints.com) Guest Blogger Rubel Shelly writes about What Christmas Teaches There is a wonderful line from the American scholar Stephen L. Carter that is appropriate http://www.gerrycharlottephelps.com/2007/12/christmas-teach.html

Gerry Charlotte Phelps True Compassion Requires True Understanding About Categories Africa Americas ... World Affairs My Other Blogs Up and Out "Out of the Iron Furnace" Another Witness My Regular Blogs: Hugh Hewitt Real Clear Politics Michelle Malkin Wesley Blog ... Storm'n Norm'n Commentaries: National Review Online Weekly Standard News: Fox News Drudge Report Telegraph Newspaper UK Washington Times ... Subscribe to this blog's feed sitemeter Subscribe to my Podcast Main December 25, 2007 Christmas Teaches Skepticism Toward the World (Image from artprints.com) Guest Blogger Rubel Shelly writes about What Christmas Teaches There is a wonderful line from the American scholar Stephen L. Carter that is appropriate to the Christmas season: "Religion is, at its heart, a way of denying the rest of the world." He is surely, astutely and gloriously correct Faith's view of this world is strangely skeptical. No, more than that. It is a posture of unequivocal distrust leading to rejection! When the world recites its mantras - you matter only if you are beautiful, the most important thing is money, winning is everything, Look Out for Number One - faith protests them all. It adopts a posture of doubt and incredulity. It lives in skepticism and disbelief. I refuse to believe that selfishness is acceptable or that it is permissible to resent another's good fortune. I will not swallow the world's way of thinkng in order to justify prejudice, aggression, and hatred. No believer can be anything but incredulous about the claim of this world that she is entitled to anything she can get her hands on or that he should feel no guilt about exploiting others.

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