ESL Christmas Vocabulary
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Get ready for your Christmas classes with this ESL vocabulary PPT. It contains 14 useful words and phrases for teaching your students all about Western Christmas traditions. With bright pictures and useful words, this is the core of any great ESL lesson.
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