Christmas worksheets, Christmas flashcards, printable Christmas games, Christmas cards, Christmas party supplies and lesson plans materials to print Christmas Flashcards Set 1: vocabulary: Santa Claus, a reindeer, a sleigh, a snowman, Christmas lights, a bell, an angel, an elf, a bow, mistletoe Free Christmas Song to download: DreamEnglish.com has written a version of Jingle Bells to match the vocabulary in the MES Christmas flashcards set one. It's a free download you can use in your classes. Check out the site and song! Got time? Make your own Christmas worksheets: bingo, board games, crossword puzzles, dice, reading, writing worksheets and more! free Christmas listening tests, listening exercises, audio and worksheets Free Santa Game: Santa and his reindeer have been trapped in mazes!! Tools for Educators is an MES site with 10+ worksheet generators to make vocabulary and language building teaching materials, using the images from these flashcards. 123 Listening is a website developed by MES and Dream English. MES Games is an online ESL games site for students. Print old MES files: here are the old (2006~2014) christmas files
christmas Christmas in Great Britain Reading and listening text Please read and listen to the following text.(If you can't see the little player below then please click here Coal was lying around on the floor and there were half eaten pieces of carrots and sprouts. The chocolate had been opened and a sip of the wine had been drunk. So “Father Christmas” does exist after all???!!! So you see,Christmas is celebrated in different ways all around the world! Official NORAD Santa Tracker Printable Christmas Coloring Pages What color do you think of for Christmas? Red, green, gold, silver, orange … and of course these colors go wonderfully with the lovely smells of Christmas – pine needles, smouldering log fires, spices, candied fruits ….oooh! Here you’ll find our original and free printable Christmas coloring pages for kids and this year we’re really excited about our new gigantic wall hanging Christmas tree coloring page. Grab the crayons and let’s get decorating! If you take a closer look…. our huge Christmas tree is full of busy wintery and festive goings on, with branches becoming roads and decorations as houses, trains and trees. It’s patched together from 21 sheets of paper (or 22 if you’re printing in A4) and all you need to do is print, trim and tile them together with glue (this bit’s a giant jigsaw puzzle to add to the fun). Some of our absolute favorite Christmas things – candy cane, holly, Gingerbread man, Rudolf the reindeer, a Christmas tree and of course Santa Claus are also here.
843 Christmas Day Anja: So, Fred, tell me, what do you guys do on Christmas day? Like, what do you eat? When do you open the gifts? Who's coming over? Are you going to visit your family? Fred: Well, Anja, the routine in Canada for Christmas is quite simple. Anja: Oh, you open the gifts in the morning? Fred: That's right. Anja: Oh, wow. Fred: At around seven o'clock in the morning, we... well, as I kid I remember being so unbelievably excited, so at night, I don't think I could sleep. Anja: So you open the gifts in your pajamas, and then you... Fred: That's right. Anja: Oh, it's not? Fred: No, the food is. Anja: The food. Fred: The food is the most exciting part of the day. Anja: Oh, yes, that's right. Fred: For maple syrup. Anja: Oh, really. Fred: Of course. Anja: Of course. Fred: Yes. Anja: I love my pancakes. Fred: You do, you do, yeah. Anja: What is? Fred: We fry pig's ears. Anja: Oh my god, you do? Fred: Yeah, it's delicious, and the tongue of the pig as well. Anja: Oh, wow, I didn't know that.
The Guilty Elf - 20 questions game Christmas Fun! Well, it’s that time of year again! Here are a few things I’ve done with my classes in the last week before the Christmas holidays… 1. Christmas Play! How the Elves saved Christmas My 10-12 year old ‘M2’s’ persuaded me to enter into the ‘Christmas Spirit’ this year, by requesting a Christmas play – some of them had done a play with their teacher last year and, apparently, had much enjoyed it! In terms of language, I also managed to work in all of the structures we’d looked at over the course of this term – present simple, past simple and continuous, present perfect, comparatives, possessives and present continuous for future plans – as well as a song and a chant (the chant being based on the wake up shake up chant we do at the start of each class). Here is the hat I made as a model for them! Here are my happy elves, Father Christmas and Mary Christmas (who, bless her, stepped into the role at the last minute due to an absentee, hence double hat and script in hand!) 2. 3. Like this:
Search results for christmas Reading - Living without electricityWriting - Argument essay / advantages and disadvantages of mobile phonesYou are going to read a text about a man who lives without electricitydiscuss what electrical items you could live withoutwatch a clip about mobile phones and answer some questionswrite an argument essay about the advantages and disadvantages of mobile phones Note; this post can be viewed as powerpoint presentation. Skip to the bottom of the post 1) Introduction What are the essential things in your life? 2) Reading You are going to read an article about someone who has lived for 29 years without electricity. John faces his 29th Christmas without electricity. John lives in an idyllic setting, with his home nestled under the cliffs looking out to sea, but his living conditions are far from perfect: "During the summer, brilliant. "The cooking isn't a problem, because I've got a gas cooker and that satisfies that end, but lighting is one candle and one tealight. 3) Discuss 4) Answers
Christmas | Customs and Traditions | Christmas in Other Countries Christians all over the world celebrate the birth of Christ on December 25 . It is a joyous holiday where families get together, give each other presents, decorate houses, sing traditional songs and go to mass . The word Christmas comes from the old English “Christes Maesse” , which means Christ’s mass . Although Christians believe that Jesus was born in the small town of Bethlehem, we don’t know the exact date of birth because stories about Jesus Christ were written down much later. By the 4th century Christians were divided into two churches: the eastern church was in Constantinople, today’s Istanbul, and the western church was based in Rome. Today, most countries celebrate the Christmas holidays from December 25 until January 6. Three wise men visit Jesus Christmas customs Giving presents is a special part of Christmas. Decorating the house is an old custom that comes from pagan times. Our traditional Christmas tree also comes from northern Europe. Words
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