This document provides information about Christmas, including common Christmas songs, grammar activities, tongue twisters and questions related to Christmas traditions. It contains sections with the lyrics to popular Christmas songs like "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer", questions to ask a partner about their Christmas traditions, a grammar activity to fill in words related to Christmas, and Christmas tongue twisters. The overall document focuses on celebrating and learning about different aspects of Christmas through songs, activities and questions.

1. Christmas!

2. Christmas Songs
Do you know these famous songs?
Jingle Bells
Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer
Frosty the Snowman
Silver Bells
Last Christmas
All I Want for Christmas (is You)
Ask each other: Do you know any other Christmas songs?

3. This is the number one Christmas song of all
time. (Sorry, Last Christmas!)
Every single year since the Billboard holiday
chart — which includes airplay, sales, and (as of
this year) streaming — was introduced in 2011,
"All I Want for Christmas is You" has easily been
at the top.
This year, it hit no. 1 in the second week of
December, even earlier than usual. It’s only
getting more and more popular as time goes by.
All I want for Christmas (is You) - Mariah Carey
Music Time

4. Minimal Pairs
balls
sleigh
tree
merry
stocking
presents
holly
Seven Santas sang
silly songs.
bells
play
treat
very
talking
parents
jolly
Ten tiny tin trains toot
ten times.
A B

5. Ask your partner
• Do you enjoy Christmas time?
• Have you ever eaten a turkey dinner?
• Do you enjoy singing Christmas songs?
• Do you exchange presents with your friends at school?
• Do you have a Christmas party at school?
• Do you see your relatives at Christmas time?
• Does your school get decorated at Christmas?
• Do you buy Christmas gifts for your friends?
• If you could go anywhere during Christmas vacation,
where would you go?

6. Find Two People Who…
Ask different people in the class the questions
on your worksheet.
If they say “yes”, write down their name next to
the question.
Try to ask as many different people as possible.
Don’t copy others!

7. Christmas Grammar
1. name
2. name
3. animal
4. color
5. animal
6. adjective
7. animals
8. verb
9. animal
10. adjective (weather)
11. name
12. body part
13. noun
14. animals
15. verb (past)
16. color
Write down 15 different words…

8. Make your own Christmas Carol
You know Dasher and __1__and
Prancer and __2__;
Comet and Cupid and Donner and
Blitzen,
But do you recall the most famous
__3__of all
Rudolph the __4__-Nosed __5__
Had a very __6__nose.
And if you ever saw it
You would even say it glows
All of the other __7__
Used to __8__ and call him names
They never let poor Rudolph
Join in any __9__ games
Then one __10__ Christmas Eve,
__11__ came to say,
Rudolph with your __12__ so
..bright,
Won't you guide my __13__
..tonight
Then how all the __14__ loved
..him,
As they __15__ out with glee,
Rudolph the __ 16 __-Nosed
..Reindeer
You'll go down in history!

9. How much do you know
about Christmas?
Choose a topic:

10. Christmas Tongue Twisters
Tiny Timmy trims the tall tree with tinsel.
Santa's sleigh slides on slick snow.
Bobby brings bright bells.
Running reindeer romp 'round red wreaths.
Kris Kringle chose to climb the chimney at Christmas.
Chilly chipper children cheerfully chant.
Two trains travel together to Toyland.
Eleven elves licked eleven little licorice lollipops.
Santa's sack sags slightly.

11. Merry Christmas!