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THE UNUSUAL
PRESENT
By Mark %'anBruwaene
Exeter P.S., 'Grade 8
One night while 1 was sleep-
ing I started to dreanT about
getting an unusual gift I
would hopefully get. It would
be four feet wide and six feet
long.
Next morning 1 asked my
,nom. "Do you believe in
dreams'.'" She said "Of
course I do why?" "Oh
nothing" l said.
It would be Christmas next
morning so 1 just waited for
the next morning and waited
and waited until it finally
came.
It was Christmas morning
and 1 was wondering were my
big present was. It was right
behind the% couch. 1 thought it
was a new bike but guess
what it was? It was a... new
bed. Even though 1 didn't
need one, I got one anyway. 1
couldn't bt;lieye it.
Next morning 1 slept just
great because 01 my new ted
For ever now. 1 won't have a
sore back.
The End
DEAR SANTA
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Iluron centennial -(;rade
Dear Santa,
flow are you? How are your
reindeer'' 1 would like a Cab-
bage. Patch Kid, some clothes
tor Christmas. How many
cookies have you eaten? How
cold is it at the North Pole.
Our secretary is Mrs. Cooper.
My favourite subject is art.
Have an Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year.
CHRISTMAS SWING
(Jingle Bell Rock
By Joanne Kegler
St. Boniface, Zurich -Grade 5
Merry Merry Merry Merry
Merry Christmas
When all the bells ring and
children sing.
All around them are presents
galore.
That's the Christmas time
Swing.
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THE BIG DAY
By Karen Lee
6lcGillivray Central
It was Saturday and all the
elves were busy building toys.
There was Santa getting all
the childrens toys ready, he
was almost done the list. San-
ta went to the elves to see how
they were doing. Brownie was
packing all the toys in 'the
sleigh. Snowshoe was getting
Santa's reindeer all ready and
the rest of the elves were
cleaning up. Tomorow was
the big day, all the elves were
in bed at eight o'clock.
CHRISTMAS IS AROUND
- THE CORNER
By Jim Kester
Mt. ('armel, Grade 6
Christmas is presents given to
you
Twinkling lights and
or naments too
Anxious little children, while
the clock ticks
Waiting for their presents and
of course St. Nick
Then their heads drift off to
sleep
Notevenuttering one little
A❑ of their hearts filled with
glee
All of them thinking
What did Santa give to me?
When they wake up, they're
all happy and gay
Because of course, it's
CHRISTMAS DAY
On that day there was a birth
Many, many years ago on this
earth
Sometimes we forget the true
meaning
On Christmas morn
It is when Jesus was born.
CHRISTMAS DAY
• By Dean Pfaff
Stephen Central -Grade 6
Children are very happy
}laving fun and everybody is
joyful
Rejoicing that Christ was
born.
I liked the presents I got from
Santa and my relatives.
Santa had given many
presents
Time to be together.
Many people give presents to
other people.
A lot of people get together.
So many people in the world
remember the day Christ
was horn.
Dad likes the present we gave
hint.
At 5:00 p.m. we cat a chicken
for Christmas dinner.
Yesterday we had Tots of fun
at our house
Santa got one hundred let-
ters from Scrooge and he
didn't know what to give him.
Santa finally thought it was
time to go to bed. He would
know what to give Scrooge in
the morning. The next day
everyone was running into
everyone else gettng ready
for the big night.
Santa had to check his list
twice to make sure everyone
would get a present. Santa
would give all the elves a
week off. Mrs. Claus had to
wash and iron Santa's suit
before tonight. I was in the
afternoon all the elves were
busy packing the toys and
putting them in the sleigh.
This year there would be a
heavy load so Santa would
need all his reindeer to help
him on the long way. Santa
loaded the blankets on the
sleigh because it gets cold in
the night. It was 2:05 almost
everyone was getting tired
now but there still was pack-
ing to be done. Some of the
elves were packing dolls and
trains, dogs and books.
Santa couldn't belive all the
things, the children wanted.
Santa still didn't know what to
give Scrooge. Finally he
knew, a new born puppy to
keep him happy so he
wouldn't ask for much. Mrs.
Claus suggested Santa to
have a rest. She would do his
work. Santa lay down in his
bed.
He didn't know what the
weather would be. Rainy,
CHRISTMAS TREE
By Pat Arts
St. Patrick's. Lucan
I am a little Christmas tree
with decorations all for me
Red, green, yellow and blue,
so many colours all for you.
Nothing else can be seen on
my branches
but little kids worked hard on
their benches.
A star at my top that shines so
bright
everyone below can see the
light
All the little presents at my
roots,
are things you can wear
ex cept one's a flute
I would wish you a merry
Christmas but its not
Christmas yet.
so don't go peek at your
presents just to see what
you get.
Goodbye for now from the
lit tle Christmas tree,
I hope your Christmas is very
merry.
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warm. happy holiday with friends you hold
near and dear And it is time to thank you
for yorir loyal patronage
Ross, Mike and Staff at
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The Yuletide season is
a time to reaffirm love
and bask in t warmth
offriends. may you
enjoy every happy
moment, along
with our thanks.
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cloudy, snowy, or even good
weather. Meanwhile Mrs.
Claus was washing her
glasses when Brownie came
up behind her and told her he
was tired.
He scared her and she drop-
ped her glasses. "Brownie
elfe you scared me! "I just
told you I was tired Mrs.
Claus! "Get out of my way
and leave me alone! "The
rest of the elves were still
packing dolls and traings in
Santa's sacks.
Santa told all the elves it
was coffee break, so all 'the
elves went running as fast as
they could to get a chair.
While they were running, they
knocked over all the toys.
Santa was mad because more
work would have to be done.
Santa told all the elves what
had happened. Santa was in a
bad mood for the night. Some
of the elves that didn't get a
chair started to stack up the
toys that had fallen.
Everything was a total
mess. The elves that had a
chair were laughing because
the others had to clean up.
Mean while Mrs. Claus was
making a warm supper for
Santa, so he would be warm
and full.
Santa Claus started to help
the elves clean up the toys
becauase he didn't want to be
late. Finally the bell rang it
was sup* time. Everyone
was hungry. Mrs. Claus ask-
ed which of the four elves
cleaned up, because she gave
them more to eat. All the
other elves wished that they
had helped clean up and not
been so greedy.
While they were eating
everyone was talking about
tonight, for tonight is
Christmas Eve. Everyone
thought tonight would be a
good night because it was
warm. Now everyone was
done supper. Three elves
helped Mrs. Claus clean up
CHIRSTMAS IS...
By David Ward
Grade 5. McGillivray Central
C is for Christ,
H is for happiness on
Christmas Day,
R is for riches the kings wore,
I is for icecicles on the stable
door,
S is for singing Christmas
carols,
T is for toys under the tree on
Christmas morn
M is for missletoe to kiss
under,
A is for angels who sang in
choir.
S is for suprises at the tree
CAROLS SINGING
By Jennifer Taylor
Hensall Public, Grade 6
C -cards singing in my ear
H -holly on my door
R -reindeer already to go
I -icicles dangling from the
eaves
S -Santa saying HO! HO! HO!
T -trees all bright the same as
me
M -mistletoe hung where you
know
A -angels dressed in white
S -snowman stands straight
and tall
CHRISTMAS DAY
By Jeff Ratz
Stephen Central -Grade 6
Christ was born
Happy time.
Raspberry pie.
I love Christmas
Songs until 12:00
Turkey dinner
Mother sleeps in.
Apples in stockings
Saving your money
Dazzling lights.
Art on the tree.
Yellow IigMs.
they thought that they might
get something.
Mean while all the elves
were waiting for Santa. San-
ta put his suit on then got in
the sleigh. He was ready to
go. "Good bye Santa" said all
the elves. Then Santa was off
to everyone's house with his
toXs and Reindeer. AH the
elves were happy. The three
elves that helped each got a
chocolate bar.
A MYSTERIOUS
BENIFACTOR
By Dwayne Mellin
Stephen Central -Grade 6
Once upon a time there was
a person named San and he
was really poor • and never
receivedmuch for Christmas.
But a strange man each
year came and gave money to
the people to get their sons
their wishes. He came on a
night before Christmas and
delivered 800 dollars and put
it into a puoch on the door and
Mother was waiting.
As soon as it dropped
Mother ran out of the house
out he was gone. She said "I
wish to meet that man one
day."
A JOLLY GUY
By Rita Bilcke - Grade 5
Precious Blood
There once was a guy that
was jolly
For Christmas as he gave out
holly
He was very nice
Like sugar and spice
One lucky girl got a dolly
CHRISTMAS IS
COMING
By Simon Hall
St. Boniface, Zurich -Grade 5
Christmas is coming
Christmas is coming
Yes it is, Yes it is
We are ready, we are ready
Yes we are, Yes we are.
SANTA CLAUS IS
NICE
By Peter Bakker
St. Patrick's, Lucan
Merry Christmas!
Santa will.be here
I wondered what he would
bring me this year.
He brought me some skates
and also a sled
This must be the best
Christmas I ever had!
I play in the snow
an skate on the ice
And I thank Santa for being so
nice.
CHRISTMAS
By Tint Miller
Zurich Public. (.rade 7
Christ was born on this great
day
Happiness is found
Roast turkey follows
Christmas ways
Ice upon the ground
Santa brings us lots of gifts
Tonight we'll have a ball
Mothers 'round us having fits
Always gifts too small
Silence all throughout the
night, snowflakes gently fall
LIMERICK
By Scott Bussell.
(:rade 7..I.A.D.
There once was a man dress-
ed in red
Who's heavy old sleigh hit his
head!
The chimney went 'Poof'
And it slid off the roof.
But now the old guy's nearly
dead.
CHRISTMAS
J.A.D., Grade 7
By Thuy Nguyen
Spectacular, exciting
Snowing, singing, grieving
Waiting for Christmas Day
Holiday.
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
By Susan Rats
Stephen Central -Grade 6
Deciding what to get for pets
and relatives
Deciding how much to spend.
Maybe get the cat some 9
lives,
I'll get some cards ready for
gifts to send.
Dad would like a new car,
But I don't think so, not this
THE FEELING OF
CHRISTMAS
By Holly Beuerman
Exeter PS, Grade 8
The red berries on the
Mistletoe hanging over the
door
The tall lighted Christmas
tree
Standing on the floor,
The cozy fireplace
Burning on the side,
All the stockings
Hung up nicely with pride
Outside the house
So nicely lit
Were bushes shining
Where they quietly sit
The rails were tied
With cedar bow
Decorated with bells
That glow.
A feast is finished
With cranberry pie
It is now time to say
Goodbye.
A new year has come
Time to sound the drum.
THE MANGER
By Raquel Thompson
Stephen Central -Grade 6
The little manger where
Jesus lies is so beautiful yet so
small. He looks so precious so
lovely too. Oh I would have
loved to touch him just once,
that's all.
My little Savior is here
right now, he makes me want
to sing, I can't believe, he's
really here I can't believe this
is happening.
My heart is full of joy my,
my eyes are full of tears. Oh
how I longed to find him and
now he's really here.
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My big brother... 1 don't know
what he would like...
Maybe he'd like a new trike.
I know! I'll ask St. Nick
He'll know what I should get
those guy)
Maybe I'II get them some
ASPIRIN in case the get
sick
I'll just have to get them some
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you at Christmas
and always.
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