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What About Santa Claus and Christians at Christmas? How to Teach Your Children t by David L Stanbrough, 2008-01-01 Teach Yourself Spanish (Tys Christmas Collection) The First Christmas: What the Gospels Really Teach About Jesus's Birth Amelia Bedelia: Play Ball, Merry Christmas, Come Back, Thank You, Teach Us, Family Album, Good Work + Scruffy & No More Monsters for Me Book Set (Amelia Bedelia) by Peggy Parish, 1988 What the masters teach by Christmas Humphreys, 1962 Teach Us to Number Our Days: A Liturgical Advent Calendar by Barbara Dee Bennett Baumgarten, 1999-11-01 {Christmas Crafts} Priscilla Paints Christmas {Book II}-From Poinsettias to Gingerbread, Our Step-By-Step Instructions, Illustrations Will Teach You How to Paint Projects for Christmas, Whether a Novice Or a Beginner, You Can Learn to Paint by Priscilla {Designed And Painted By} Hauser, 1993-01-01 A Christmas Wish 3-Part/Any Combination SHEET MUSIC by Hal Leonard -, 2010-01-01 Lea Salonga Albums: Lea Salonga, By Heart, Lea Salonga Christmas Album, Small Voice, I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing Parents December 2004 - How To Make Your Child Feel Loved, Smart and Secure, 6 Baby Classes Worth the Money, The Best Way to Teach Little Kids Good Manners, Safety Alert, Christmas Blessings Activities That Inspire Young Women - Volume 1- Author also of (Activities That Build Young Women Vol. 1 & 2) -readily adapt to the specific needs of the girls they teach. by Cindy Parry, 2005 'Tis the season for giving back: these holiday Be heroes make time to teach their families--and remind themselves--what really matters.: An article from: Saturday Evening Post by Julie A. Evans, 2009-11-01 Winter holidays around the world: Background information, patterns, and student activities to teach about holidays and customs from countries around the globe by Danielle Schultz, 1995

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41. My Christmas Wish - Uncle Orson Reviews Everything
    But if you haven't taught them, and are not even trying to teach them, thenmy christmas wish is that you would get a babysitter and leave them home.  
    http://www.hatrack.com/osc/reviews/everything/2001-12-17.shtml
    
    Extractions: Print this page E-mail this page Home About Orson Scott Card OSC Library Forums ... Two exclusive bookplates offered only at the Hatrack store Hatrack River Publications submit a short story for inclusion in an AUDIO anthology. Oscars, Latifah, Bad Readers, and Great Movies How to Keep Your Perspective When the Media Lose Theirs Past Highlights Shadow Puppets ... Rebekah now in paperback. Includes Reading Group Guide. First Meetings - with a new story about Ender's mother! Ender's Game Now at a Major Studio OSC answers questions about achieving a successful film based on a book. Remind Me Again LostBooks.org for reveiws of more Lost Books. OSC's original Ender's Game short story is now available online. Site Updates Click here to be notified when Hatrack River is updated Search Hatrack Reviews Menu Uncle Orson Reviews Everything Uncle Orson's All-time Film List Uncle Orson Reviews 1999 OSC Reviews Practically Everything - 1999 1999 Summer Movies Worth Seeing Uncle Orson Reviews 1998 Restaurant Guide American Culture 1996 Unraveling Piltdown Rewrites - A Memoir Uncle Orson Reviews Everything December 17, 2001

42. Teaching Our Children About The True Meaning Of Christmas
    To make christmas come alive for them, teach them to imitating Jesus by doing thingsfor others. Read the scriptures and the examples below for inspiration.  
    http://www.christian-parent.com/articles/113002d.shtml
    
    Extractions: Money Secrets You Need To Know! Click here for the Budget Stretcher's complete budget analysis Click here for budget planning software USED BOOKS: Large selection of used Christian books (fiction and non-fiction). MESSAGE BOARDS: Share Christian parenting advice. Post or answer a prayer request. Post or answer a pen pal request. FREE CHECKLISTS: Back to School Paying for College Important Information for your Babysitter Childproofing Your Home by Martha Matthews - martha@christian-homemaking.com The stores are putting up their holiday decorations. Yule Tide carols are being piped in via Muzac to shopping malls across America. Ah, yes, the holiday rush is on. It's that time of year when the lines are long and shoppers are irritable. There are parties to go to, cards to write, baking to be done, a tree to get, lights to be hung and presents to wrap. Then there is the deluge of television advertisements that tell us what we must buy in order to make our loved ones happy. The world has taken Christmas and turned it into a celebration of consumerism. For many children, Christmas is about what presents they are going to get. They have no idea what it is really about. What can we do as parents to make sure our children know the true meaning of Christmas?

43. Use Holiday Season To Teach Cultural Diversity - Computing With Kids
    Here are two sites that can help teach about holiday diversity. The HistoryChannel reviews the holidays of christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa.  
    http://www.computingwithkids.com/column/20021227.asp
    
    Extractions: Published on December 27th, 2002 During this holiday season, in between family get-togethers and traditional celebrations, consider using the Internet to broaden your child’s awareness of holidays other than the one your family celebrates. Here are two sites that can help teach about holiday diversity. The History Channel reviews the holidays of Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa. It explains the history of each and the associated traditions. Kids can discover how the traditions of decorating Christmas trees and sending Christmas cards started. They can view a list of “Amazing Hanukkah Feats” and learn about the seven symbols of Kwanzaa. Kids Domain.com For a more hands-on approach to exploring holidays, go to the Kids Domain site. It is a portal for holiday games, crafts, recipes, and e-cards relating to Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and Ramadan. By clicking on a specific holiday in the “Holidays” section, children will find a wide assortment of activities. There are Hanukkah games, mazes, and word puzzles; Kwanzaa-themed word searches, crossword, and coloring pages; and Ramadan information and e-cards. Under “Christmas,” kids can send a letter to Santa, learn about how Christmas is celebrated around the world, or find Christmas recipes that are fun for the whole family to make.

44. FamilyLife Adorenaments - Teach Your Children Jesus Is More Than A Baby In A Man
    Add to cart. christmas ornaments to delight your children . . . Keep Christat the center of christmas with these 12 colorful ornaments . . .  
    http://www.familylife.com/adorenaments/
    
    Extractions: Keep Christ at the center of Christmas with these 12 colorful ornaments . . . each representing a biblical name of Jesus! Adorenaments come with a an easy-to-use devotion corresponding to each ornament. FamilyLife also offers two other products as companions to Adorenaments Adore Him , contains 12 Scripture memory songs by Frank and Betsy Hernandez that enhance the message of Adorenaments What Nick and Holly Found in Grandpa's Attic is the story of two children who learn about Jesus' character through the same 12 names of Christ. Use these creative ideas to help your family as well as your Sunday school group, classroom, or neighborhood truly adore the Savior this Christmas!

45. Santa Central 2002
    teach the Children, red is the first color of christmas. It reminds us all ofthe things of christmas. Please teach the Children. ~ *.  
    http://www.santacentral.com/
    
    Extractions: Just last Monday night I had a strange visitor. This is how it happened. I had just finished the household chores for the night and was preparing to go to bed when I heard a noise in the front of the house. I opened the door of the front room, and to my surprise, Santa Claus himself stepping out from behind the Christmas Tree. He placed his fingers over his lips so I wouldn't cry out. "What are you doing here..." I started to ask, but the words choked up in my throat as I saw that he had tears in his eyes. His usual jolly manner is gone ~ gone was the eager, boisterous soul we all know. As I stood there in my night shirt bewildered, Santa said, "Teach The Children." My perplexed expression still showed in the near darkness. "Teach them the old meaning of Christmas ~ the meanings that Christmas nowadays has forgotten." "Teach the Children, the star was a heavenly sign of promise long ages ago. God promised a Savior for the world and a sign of the fulfillment of that promise was the great star of the East. The star now reminds us of God's love for mankind and of God fulfilling His promise. The countless shining stars at night ~ one for each man ~ now show the burning hope of all mankind." Santa gently laid the star upon the fireplace mantle and drew forth from the bag a glittering red Christmas ornament.

46. Hey
    This christmas, teach your children well that it's not only good to giveto others, it's fun to shop where you can afford to buy cool gifts.  
    http://www.jsonline.com/lifestyle/parenting/nov02/kids1125.asp
    
    Extractions: JS Online Features List JSO Main Page OnWisconsin.com OnWisconsin LIVE Packer Plus Online Badger Plus Online Chat Editorials Entertainment Features Dining Lifestyle News Obituaries Photo of the Day Packer Insider Real Estate Sports Travel Traffic Weather Wheels Search JS Online AP - The WIRE Lottery Results Yellow Pages Classifieds OnWisconsin Cars General Employment Real Estate Rentals Personals Subscribe to paper Service Desk Contact Us This time of year especially, it's natural for children to be affected by all the advertising, abundance and affluence around them, just like Sister Bear was. But that's precisely what makes this the perfect time to teach children that there's more to Christmas than the thrill of getting - it's the joy of giving.

47. Awesome Library - Social_Studies
    1210-99. Projects christmas Activities (teach-nology.com) Providesworksheets, songs, coloring activities, games, lessons, and more.  
    http://www.awesomelibrary.org/Classroom/Social_Studies/Holidays/Christmas.html

48. WELS - NL Features - Santa Claus Article
    An article by a John L. Eich, a Lutheran pastor.Category Society Holidays christmas Santa Claus sing and feast and pretend to the glory of God, then the world will teach them how Called“Twas the night before christmas,” the poem told children that St  
    http://www.wels.net/sab/nl/x-santa.html
    
    Extractions: What is happening to December 25? Today’s Christmas is an event that has every parent holding an overspent credit card, every pastor dealing with a subject that’s lost its first surprise, every child clutching a sticky candy cane, every person seeing Christmas as a “holidaze”every Christian lamenting that the birth of Jesus is eclipsed by nutcrackers, Santa Claus, and a wish list. While there is always a danger in teaching children to believe in a story that later they find out is untrue, no matter where they look, no matter what TV shows they watch, Santa Claus will be mentioned. There is no way to shield them completely. Perhaps, armed with the background of Santa Claus, we can use the true story of St. Nicholas and the myth to help support the Christian aspects of Christmas. Nicholas was born in AD 270 in the seacoast town of Patara in Asia Minor, which is present day Turkey. His wealthy parents died in a plague while he was little. As he grew older, he traveled and enjoyed using his money to help people. When he was nearly 50 he decided to become a pastor. This is when his story really begins.

49. Kansas City Star | 11/24/2002 | These Christmas Stories Will Amuse, Move And Tea
    24, 2002, These christmas stories will amuse, move and teach By JOHN MARK EBERHARTThe Kansas City Star Children's books for christmas Is there a better gift?  
    http://www.kansascity.com/mld/kansascity/entertainment/columnists/john_mark_eber
    
    Extractions: Children's books for Christmas: Is there a better gift? They can enthrall the little ones and teach something, too. Here are seven for the season: Here Comes Santa Claus , words and music by Gene Autry and Oakley Haldeman with illustrations by Bruce Whatley (HarperCollins; $16.99; ages 3 and up) . This one comes at you right down Santa Claus Lane, courtesy of Gene Autry, the "singing cowboy" who died in 1998. He penned this popular tune with Oakley Haldeman. Bruce Whatley's color paintings provide a charming accompaniment. A Small Miracle , by Peter Collington (Alfred A. Knopf; $15.95; all ages) . This book is astounding, moving, altogether wonderful. Collington's "story" does not employ one single word rather, what you'll find here are 96 panel paintings that tell the story of an old woman who knows what it truly means to give and to suffer misfortune, and ultimately to experience a miracle. If you ever think this season has turned into nothing but crass commercialism, this book is one purchase you won't regret. It will remind entire families that the soul of Christmas is not the pocketbook, but rather love, compassion and charity. I simply cannot say enough good things about this title. Every adult should explain this story to every child.

50. BigIdea.com - Videos: VeggieTales - The Star Of Christmas
    Which will London turn out to see? Find out in this classic new look atthe one christmas story that really can teach us to love each other.  
    http://www.bigidea.com/videos/veggietales/vt018/default.htm
    
    Extractions: Cavis Appythart and Millward Phelps (Bob and Larry) are putting the finishing touches on their first Christmas musical "The Princess and the Plumber." With more electric lights than 1880's London could ever hope to illuminate, Cavis is sure his show will "teach London how to love!" Unfortunately, little Edmund's (Junior Asparagus) Christmas pageant, featuring the unveiling of a beloved artifact, is scheduled for the same night. Which will London turn out to see? Find out in this classic new look at the one Christmas story that really can teach us to love each other.

51. London Calling
    The fantastic scribbles of a London dwelling, roller coaster riding, woody allen watching, motorbike Category Computers Internet On the Web Weblogs Personal Taka They didn't teach me about this in school the cops * Tom Hanks exwife is neverseen but portrayed as an evil bitch who makes him spend christmas alone and  
    http://spellcnut.blogspot.com/

52. ATPM 6.07 - Barline: Christmas In July
    by David Ozab, dozab@atpm.com. christmas in July. teach Them to Adapt. Withupgraded hardware and software comes the chance to revise the curriculum.  
    http://www.atpm.com/6.07/barline.shtml
    
    Extractions: PDF (screen) We also offer an RSS feed of our headlines. Support ATPM Your support helps keep ATPM coming out each month. We appreciate single, occasional, and regular contributions via PayPal or Amazon's Honor System by David Ozab, The Way It Was MIDI is still important, though, and so is programming. MAX is the one application that combines both in a user-friendly environment. Its layout resembles a flowchart, thus emphasizing the conceptual aspects of programming over the specifics of code. Once learned, however, MAX provides an excellent foundation for a more advanced study of programming. MAX also introduces students to the specifics of the MIDI implementation . Different status bytes and their associated data bytes are handled by separate objects. This reinforces the conceptual understanding of MIDI that I teach in the classroom. MAX also allows easy integration of Kyma (which sends and receives MIDI) with other samplers and synthesizers in the studio.

53. CEO's Christmas Countdown: Teaching Children To Give
    How do we teach our children to give? If not, what message are we sendingthem that hunger and pain and misery only exist at christmas?  
    http://christmas.organizedhome.com/week6/kidsgive.html
    
    Extractions: Editor, OrganizedHome.Com Recently, I eavesdropped on an online discussion about teaching children to give. The original writer was a concerned, conscientious parent of a preschooler. This father shared his plan to teach his daughter about holiday giving. They would, he wrote, sort through the child's toys and set aside several toys "to give to needy children." An admirable effort, I thoughtuntil he set forth the rest. He hoped to locate a charitable agency that would permit his daughter to hand her toys directly to the child who would receive them. This way, he felt, his child would learn what giving meant in a direct and unambiguous manner. I stared at the computer terminal and asked "What is wrong with this picture?" Over the next few days, I argued with myself. "How can you criticize a parent who wants to teach a young child to give?" I asked. "So many parents don't teach that lesson!" Still, I couldn't help thinking about what this "lesson" would mean to the other child involvedand what it said about children, charity, and giving.

54. Personal From Pastor Peitz On Christmas
    I encourage my congregations to observe christmas maturely and with reverence forChrist Through celebrating his birth, we can teach the truth about who and  
    http://www.baraboowcg.org/articles/XMASSART.html

55. Education World® : Holidays Center: December 2002
    Brighten Up the Holidays with CrossCurriculum Activities Across-the-curriculum activitiesthat teach skills while celebrating the season! christmas Around the  
    http://www.education-world.com/holidays/archives/december_1999.shtml

56. SINS - Christmas - Is It The Right Time To Teach Your Kids About
    christmas Is it the right time to teach your kids about religion?It comes up for discussion every year about this time. Suddenly  
    http://www.spirituallyincorrect.com/spirit10a.htm

57. All About Santa Claus (a.k.a. St. Nickolas, Father Christmas, Etc.)
    sense of wonder. He implies in his essay that parents should originally teach theirchildren for a man to visit all of the homes on earth on christmas eve, etc  
    http://www.religioustolerance.org/santa3.htm
    
    Extractions: OTHER INFORMATION ABOUT SANTA CLAUS THEOLOGY, TELLING CHILDREN, SAVING CHRISTMAS VACATIONS Click Here to Visit our Sponsors. Santa, as taught to most children, has most of the attributes of God: He is virtually omnipresent . He can visit hundreds of millions of homes in one night. He is omniscient . He monitors each child; he is all-seeing and all-knowing; he knows when they are bad and good. Although not omnipotent, he does have great powers. He can manufacture gifts for hundreds of millions of children, and deliver them in one night each to the correct child. He is all-good and all-just . He judges which children have shown good behavior and rewards them appropriately. Bad children are bypassed or receive a lump of coal. He is eternal He rewards good and punishes bad behavior. However, there are negative aspects to Santa's behavior that can damage a child's self-esteem: In practice, children are not rewarded with gifts according to their behavior; they receive presents according to the amount of money that their parents are willing or able to spend on them at Christmas time. A child may receive little or nothing from Santa because his/her parents are poor. Unfortunately, the child has probably adsorbed from the media and their friends only bad children get nothing from Santa. He/she might begin to look upon themselves as a bad person. This may well damage their self esteem.

58. Religious Literature -- Explaining The Teachings And Prophecies Of The Bible
    Does the Bible teach that there are specific days God made holy? Did Jesus do awaywith these days and exchange them for christmas, Easter, New Year’s and  
    http://www.restoredcog.org/booklets.html
    
    Extractions: Where is the world going? Why is it filled with problems, troubles, evils and ills, causing unhappiness, confusion and misery of every kind? What lies ahead? Is there hope for a different—and truly better—world? Yes! A WONDERFUL WORLD—unlike anything ever seen— is coming. Its arrival is certain. This book presents an inside view of what it will be like!

59. Christmas Angel - Inspirational Teacher Story, Teacher Inspiration
    Click Here Title christmas Angel By - Susan Smith I teach a SpecialEducation class of six students. It is a separate class of  
    http://www.lessonplanspage.com/inspiration/IChristmasAngel-WorkWithStudentPaysOf

60. O Christmas Tree
    O christmas Tree, O christmas Tree, What happiness befalls me O christmas Tree,O christmas Tree, Your boughs can teach a lesson That constant faith and hope  
    http://www.the-north-pole.com/carols/chistree.html
    
    Extractions: O Christmas Tree, O Christmas Tree, How steadfast are your branches! Your boughs are green in summer's clime And through the snows of wintertime. O Christmas Tree, O Christmas Tree, How steadfast are your branches! O Christmas Tree, O Christmas Tree, What happiness befalls me When oft at joyous Christmas-time Your form inspires my song and rhyme. O Christmas Tree, O Christmas Tree, What happiness befalls me O Christmas Tree, O Christmas Tree, Your boughs can teach a lesson That constant faith and hope sublime Lend strength and comfort through all time. O Christmas Tree, O Christmas Tree, Your boughs can teach a lesson Don't hear any music? Press this... More Carols Should you have any comments or ideas for our web site,

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