Letters & Christmas stories — Page 2
First letters, personal messages and the story of an arrival. Find words and ideas that fit your family’s Christmas.
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Personal letters & messages
Start a first letter, write to siblings or say thank you after Christmas. Adapt the words to your child.
Explore the topic ↗Maps & the journey home
Explain a map, a star and the next moment in the story. Understand the difference between a worldwide tracker and your family’s journey.
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How to write a Christmas message: a name and one familiar detail.
A personal Christmas message needs only a name, a familiar detail and something your child can understand. You can write it on paper and read it together.
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NORAD, Google or your own Father Christmas story?
A Santa tracker is fun to look at together, but it can’t tell you when he’ll reach your house.
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Help your child write a short Christmas thank-you
Choose one person, name the gift or shared moment and let your child draw, dictate or write their own message.
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What to do when a Christmas invitation link will not open
Check the sender and the link, ask about a code if needed, and use a call or paper message if the invitation still will not open.
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Check a paper Christmas story before your child finds it
Read the notes in order, check the hiding places and make sure each clue leads to something that is actually there.
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