1. CHRISTMAS

4. Christmas trees
Christmas trees were
a German tradition
brought to Britain in 1841
when Prince Albert
had a Christmas tree
put up for his wife,
Queen Victoria, in Windsor Castle.
Now most people in Britain have a decorated Christmas tree in their houses at Christmas.

6. Father Christmas
Children believe that Father Christmas,
also known as Santa Claus,
brings them presents.
On Christmas Eve,
24th December,
children hang stockings
at the end of their
beds or at the fireplace.

7. Then while they are asleep,
Father Christmas comes and
puts presents in their stockings.
Traditionally, he comes down
the chimney.

8. In Great Britain there is a tradition
to congratulate relatives,
friends, colleges
on Christmas.

11. DEAR SANTA CLAUS
I’m really looking forward to Christmas and I want to tell you about the presents
we’d all like.
As for me I’d like to have two for pencils. Don’t put in my because
I think there are some living in the of house. My sister would like to have
a very beautiful Also she likes sport. That’s why she’d like to have a pair of
new and As for my mother she’d like to have a new beautiful
My father enjoys playing football and he wants a pair of new I’d like
for my little brother Tom. Grandma would like two new I must stop now
because I’m going to help my to decorate our
These are just a few about our Christmas wishes.
Lots of love…………..

12. 1 What is another name
of Father Christmas?
2 We decorate the tree with pretty .....
3 What do Englishmen eat for lunch
on Christmas day?
4 What day is after Christmas day?
5 What do we usually
give each other on Christmas
day?

13. 6 What does Santa Claus fill with presents?
7 In what month do we celebrate Christmas?
8 Who helped three kings to find Jesus?
9 Whose birthday do
the people
celebrate
on Christmas day?

14. 10 What do you usually put on
the top of the Christmas tree?
11 What do Englishmen usually
send to the friends at Christmas ?
12 How do people call the day before Christmas?
13 What do usually ring in the church on Christmas day?