2.  They
count the days until
Christmas.
 We
open them every day.
 There
is a surprise or a
chocolate or a toy inside.

3.  We
make Christmas lists to Santa telling him what
we would like for Christmas.
 We
are only allowed to write a short list.

4. 
A Gingerbread house is
made out of ginger and is
decorated with sweets.

We eat it after Christmas
dinner.

They are really fun to
make.

5.  We
put a Christmas Tree in our
house and decorate it with
bobbles, tinsel and lights.
 We
put an Angel or a Star on the
top of the tree.
 We
put gifts under the tree.

6.  The
lists for Santa that we made earlier get
sent up the chimney so Santa can read them.
 You
have to be good to get your gifts!.

7. 
We can make gifts and get gifts from family and friends.

We go shopping for the gifts.

We can make the gifts.

We can give unused toys to others as gifts.

8. 
We hang stockings by the fire.

Santa drops down the chimney to put the gifts into
the stockings.

9.  We
leave Cookies and Milk for Santa so when
he comes down the chimney he gets a treat.
 We
leave Carrots outside so Santa’s reindeer
can get a snack while they are waiting for
Santa to drop off the gifts.

10.  We
get gifts from Santa, that are
from our lists.
 The
gifts are made by Santa’s elves.
 We
open them up in the morning on
Christmas day.
 They
are in our stockings.

11. The traditional dinner in Scotland is Turkey, potatoes,
carrots and brussel sprouts.
 No-one likes brussel spouts!.
 We get Christmas pudding, and we get Christmas
crackers. They are a special thing we open with a
partner, they go bang!.
There is a surprise and a joke inside!


12. Done By
Alexa Odell
.
10th December 2013