Blogging with Olayinos

QUEEN´S SPEECH

A British tradition on Christmas afternoon is the Queen's Christmas Message. At three o'clock in the afternoon, the Queen gives her Christmas Message to the nation which is broadcast on radio and television.
The first televised broadcast of the Queen's Christmas message was in 1957, but it is a tradition begun on the radio in 1932 by George V.
In 2007, The Queen launched her own channel on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/theroyalchannel

JINGLE BELLS

Hi children! Let´s sing Jingle Bells (the carol we have been practicing these days):

And this is the easiest version I have found:

And this is my favourite:

More CHRISTMAS VIDEOS:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=638CBDA798703D82
I hope you like them, children!

A CHRISTMAS DISPLAY

This house in Frisco, Texas – home of one of the original and largest residential computerized Christmas light displays in North Texas.

Our 2009 Christmas display consists of roughly 75,000 lights which are computer controlled and synchronized to music. The lights are synchronized to several songs which are broadcast to passing vehicles over a low-power FM transmitter (99.9 FM).

GREETINGS

Click on the boxes to open your presents:

I wish you all a Happy Christmas!
Teacher

BUT... THIS IS MY FAVOURITE:http://eflclassroom.com/holidays/merrychristmas.swf

Sometimes it’s hard to come up with the just the right phrase for your Christmas cards and letters. If you need some help getting started, here’s a list of Christmas card greetings you can use for your greeting cards or annual holiday letters.

May your Christmas be as peaceful as new fallen snow.
May the joy and peace of the holiday season be with you now and throughout the new year.
The gift of love. The gift of peace. The gift of happiness. May all these be yours at Christmas.
May peace be your gift at Christmas and your blessing all year.
May peace, love and prosperity follow you at Christmas and always.
May the holiday season bring much happiness and joy to you and your loved ones.