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    This document contains excerpts from several Christmas poems and stories for kids. It includes snippets from poems about Santa Claus delivering presents, a snowman with a carrot nose, Little Jack Horner pulling a plum from a pie, anticipation of Christmas Eve, and the Grinch realizing Christmas means more than just presents.

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    This document contains excerpts from several Christmas poems and stories for kids. It includes snippets from poems about Santa Claus delivering presents, a snowman with a carrot nose, Little Jack Horner pulling a plum from a pie, anticipation of Christmas Eve, and the Grinch realizing Christmas means more than just presents.

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    This document contains excerpts from several Christmas poems and stories for kids. It includes snippets from poems about Santa Claus delivering presents, a snowman with a carrot nose, Little Jack Horner pulling a plum from a pie, anticipation of Christmas Eve, and the Grinch realizing Christmas means more than just presents.

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    This document contains excerpts from several Christmas poems and stories for kids. It includes snippets from poems about Santa Claus delivering presents, a snowman with a carrot nose, Little Jack Horner pulling a plum from a pie, anticipation of Christmas Eve, and the Grinch realizing Christmas means more than just presents.

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    Poem for Santa

    Christmas Poems For Kids:


    Stockings are hung
    The Funniest Face
    Christmas carols are sung ~ Anon
    Each child is in bed
    Slumber stories are read
    It’s that magical night The funniest face
    When reindeer take flight looked out at me
    In your sleigh you do sit From a silver ball
    (With toys – a tight fit!) On the Christmas Tree!
    This key is for you
    At first I thought
    Dear Santa, it’s true It was Santa’s elf,
    A long wait it’s been But I looked again and
    We beg you – come in! It was just myself!

    A Chubby Snowman
    ~ Anon
    Christmas Poems For Kids:

    When Santa Claus Comes


    A chubby little snowman ~ Anon
    had a carrot nose.
    Along came a bunny,
    and what do you suppose?
    A good time is coming, I wish it were
    That hungry little bunny, here,
    looking for some lunch, The very best time in the whole of the
    Grabbed that snowman’s nose, year;
    Nibble, nibble, crunch! I’m counting each day on my fingers and
    thumbs,
    the weeks that must pass before Santa
    Claus comes.
    Little Jack Horner
    ~ Anon Then when the first snowflakes begin to
    come down,
    And the wind whistles sharp and the
    branches are brown,
    Little Jack Horner I’ll not mind the cold, though my fingers
    Sat in the corner, it numbs,
    Eating of Christmas pie: For it brings the time nearer when Santa
    He put in his thumb, Claus comes.
    And pulled out a plum,
    And said, “What a good boy am I!”

    Christmas Poems For Kids:

    The Day Before Christmas The Grinch (exerpt)


    ~ Anon ~ Dr Seuss

    We have been helping with the cake, And the Grinch, with his Grinch-feet ice
    And licking out the pan, cold in the snow,
    And wrapping up our packages, Stood puzzling and puzzling, how could it
    As neatly as we can. be so?
    We have hung our stockings up, It came without ribbons. It came without
    Beside the open grate. tags.
    And now there’s nothing more to do, It came without packages, boxes or bags.
    Except And he puzzled and puzzled ’till his
    To puzzler was sore.
    Wait. Then the Grinch thought of something he
    hadn’t before.
    What if Christmas, he thought, doesn’t
    come from a store?
    What if Christmas, perhaps, means a
    little bit more?

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