Non-Fiction Christmas Information

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The Real Meaning of Christmas

Christmas Lesson Plans and Units

Christmas Worksheets and Stationary

Educational Christmas Games and Activities

Online Christmas Stories and Texts

History, Customs and Traditions

Christmas Arts and Crafts

Christmas Clip Art and Pictures

Christmas Music and Videos

Just For Fun Christmas Activities

 

 

 General Traditions and Customs 

Christmas Traditions

Find out why we have a number of Xmas traditions such as bells, trees, Christmas cards and more from these sites:

Why Christmas

Kid's Turn Central

Christmas Trees and more

Noel Noel

Yahoo Kids

Four questions commonly asked about Xmas are answered by Earl.

 

There is also some information about Xmas in the encyclopedia section of Yahoo Kids.

 

 

Crew's Nest Christmas Page

This site has information on every aspect of Christmas as well as some texts to read like 'The Night Before Xmas', Xmas jokes and more.

 

Wikipedia Christmas Entry

A very detailed entry on Christmas with links to information on all aspects of the season.

The Complete History of Xmas (from the History Channel)

An very thorough explanation of the history of the festive season.

The Complete History of Santa Claus/ St Nicholas

Everything you have ever wanted to know about how this famous gift giver came about. Reading age for older children.

 

 

How Stuff Works

Answers 25 questions such as:

 

    

Christmas Around the World

 Christmas Customs Around the World

This site has a page for a large number of countries around the world showing how they celebrate Christmas. There is another page of Xmas around this world on this site and yet another exhaustive list of country traditions on this site.

 

 Christmas in Different Languages

Fact Monster tells you how to say 'Merry Christmas', 'Santa' and 'Happy New Year' in different languages. You can get another even more exhaustive list of 'Merry Xmas' in other languages on this site.

 

Santa's Trip

In this game, you are shown Santa's journey around a world map and then you have to remember it and click on the parts on the world in the correct order. Each time you do this, you see a person from that part of the world receiving a present.

 

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