Christmas Symbols

Christmas Symbols

English and American people celebrate Christmas on 25 th December.

It is a happy holiday for all people.

People decorate a Christmas tree

On the top of the tree there is a shining star

The tree is decorated with bells, candy canes, lights, Christmas ornaments, tinsels

People put a wreath on the front door of the house

The wreath has got a red ribbon

People decorate their homes with garlands, candles, poinsettia, mistletoe

People hang stockings on the fireplace

Santa Claus brings presents at night

The sleigh is pulled by reindeer

Rudolph is Santa’s red-nosed reindeer

Santa puts presents into the stockings and under the tree

Elves help Santa deliver presents

Children make a snowman

They play snowball fights

Children like to make snow angels

People eat gingerbread cookies

Christmas Glossary

• A – Angels, advent
• B – Bells, box, brightly shining
• C – Christmas, candy cane, cookies
• D- December, decorate homes
• E – Eve, elves
• F – Festivity, fireplace, front door
• G – Garland, gingerbread house, gifts

• H – Holly, happy holiday, hang stockings
• I – Ice, illuminate
• J – Jingle bells, joy
• K – Kids
• L – Lights, Letter to Santa
• M – Mistletoe, make a snowman
• N – Night before Christmas
• O – Ornaments, occasion

• P – Poinsettia, presents,
• Q – Quantity: lots of food and presents at Christmas
• R – Red ribbon, reindeer, Rudolf: Santa’s red-nosed reindeer
• S – Santa, snowflake, snowman, stockings, star
• T – Tree, tinsel, toys, turkey
• U – Unwrap, unbox
• V – Vacation, visits

• W –wreath, winter, white
• X – X-mas
• Y – Yule
• Z – Zealous: enthusiastic for Christmastime