M for the Music, merry and clear; E for the Eve, the crown of the year; R for the Romping of bright girls and boys; R for the Reindeer that bring them the toys; Y for the Yule log softly aglow. C for the Cold of the sky and the snow; H for the Hearth where they hang up the hose; R for the Reel which the old folks propose; I for the Icicles seen through the pane; S for the Sleigh bells, with tinkling refrain; T for the Tree with gifts all abloom; M for the Mistletoe hung in the room; A for the Anthems we all love to hear; S for St. Nicholas – joy of the year!

SNOW FLAKESWIZARDS

Do you remember Christmas tongue twisters? 1.Santa’s sleigh slides on sick snow. 2.Chilly chipper children cheerfully chant. 3.Bobby brings bright bells. 4.Tiny Timmy trims the tall tree with tinsel.

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We need 2 students- one from each team. One of you will draw Santa Claus, another- Russian Father Frost. Let’s find the difference in their appearance. E.g. 1. fur coats short- long 2. beards – short- long 3.boots – felt boots etc.

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