Welcome to the magical North Pole! Here, something very special happens during Christmas time. Let’s find out what it is!
At night, everyone gathers to watch the beautiful Northern Lights. These lights dance in the sky and make everything look magical. It’s like the sky is having a colorful party just for Christmas!
Did you know that penguins live far away in a place called Antarctica? During Christmas, they visit their friends in the Arctic. When it’s time to go home, they wave goodbye and say, “Merry Christmas!”
As the penguins head home, their friends in the Arctic send wishes into the air. These wishes float up and bounce off the big icebergs. Everyone can hear the happy words: “Merry Christmas!”
Christmas at the North Pole is full of joy and magic. When it’s over, everyone says goodbye and promises to see each other next year. They all say, “Goodbye, we will miss you!”
Did you know that the Northern Lights are also called the Aurora Borealis? They happen because of tiny particles from the sun meeting the Earth’s atmosphere. Isn’t that cool?
We hope you enjoyed learning about Christmas at the North Pole. Have a Merry Christmas and see you next time!
Colorful Sky Creations: Create your own version of the Northern Lights using colored tissue paper or cellophane. Cut out different shapes and colors, then hold them up to a light source to see how they change the light. Talk about how the real Northern Lights might look and what colors you see in the sky.
Penguin and Arctic Friends Role Play: Pretend to be penguins and other Arctic animals. Have a little play where you visit each other during Christmas. Practice saying “Merry Christmas” and waving goodbye. Discuss what it might be like to live in the cold places where these animals live.
Wishing Icebergs: Write or draw a Christmas wish on a piece of paper. Crumple it up into a ball and gently toss it like it’s bouncing off an iceberg. Share your wishes with the class and talk about why it’s nice to send good wishes to others.
Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
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We all gather together to watch the Northern Lights add shimmering holiday magic at night. The penguins head home to Antarctica as wishes from Arctic friends rise on the breeze and echo off icebergs.
The words are loud and clear: “Merry Christmas!”
What a wonderful Merry Christmas!
We’ll see you next year.
Goodbye, we will miss you!
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