Christmas
Day
On
December
25,
people
around
the
world
celebrate
the
birth
of
Jesus
Christ.
Some
people
celebrate
by
giving
gifts.
Children
may
be
thanking
Santa
Claus
for
new
toys.
They
may
also
be
going
to
church
with
their
families.
Christmas
has
so
many
traditions
and
symbols
associated
with
it,
that
it's
hard
to
determine
exactly
how
it
came
to
be
the
celebration
it
is
today.
Christmas
Day
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Christmas
morning!
Children
like
to
wake
up
early
while
it's
still
dark
and
sneak
into
the
living
room
to
check
the
presents----find
any
with
their
name
on
it,
shake
them
to
guess
what's
inside,
and
then
maybe
they'll
go
back
to
bed
and
pretend
they
are
still
asleep
when
their
parents
come
to
wake
them
with
a
"Merry
Christmas!"
But
almost
no
one
I
know
gets
completely
dressed
or
eats
a
regular
breakfast
first
thing
Christmas
morning.
They
just
put
on
a
robe
or
wear
their
pajamas
and
go
to
see
what's
under
the
Christmas
tree.
Some
Christian
families
have
a
tradition
of
reading
the
Bible
story
of
Jesus'
birth.
Maybe
it's
to
remind
the
children
that
Christmas
is
Jesus'
birthday.
Someone
will
begin
to
take
the
presents
out
from
under
the
tree,
see
whose
name
is
on
the
package,
and
then
pass
them
around.
Some
families
wait
until
all
the
presents
have
been
given
out
before
opening
any
of
them,
while
others
open
each
one
as
it
comes
to
them.
There
are
many
"thank
you"
to
the
ones
who
gave
the
gifts,
new
clothes
are
tried
on
to
see
if
they
fit,
and
of
course
the
most
interesting
toys
will
immediately
be
played
with.
Usually
among
the
Christmas
gifts
will
be
some
especially
delicious
candy
or
cake
or
cookies
which
everyone
tastes.
These
sweet
things
may
be
the
only
breakfast
many
people
eat
Christmas
morning.
After
the
gifts
have
been
opened,
the
room
will
be
tidied
up
except
where
the
children
are
playing
with
their
toys.
Everyone
will
wash
and
get
dressed
for
the
day.
Some
people
may
go
to
a
Christmas
morning
church
service
around
ten
o'clock
if
their
church
didn't
have
one
on
Christmas
Eve.
But
most
people
will
just
watch
TV.
Well,
most
men
will.
The
children
may
play
outside
or
inside
with
their
new
toys,
but
the
mothers
will
be
in
the
kitchen
preparing
Christmas
Dinner.