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Do you remember how you discovered the truth about Santa Claus? Each of us treasures a story (more or less beautiful), which we somehow evoke every Christmas. However, parents often do not know how to get it right on this issue. Is it better to tell them who Santa Claus really is, or is it best for them to find out?

The Nutcracker and the Mouse King is a Christmas fairy tale that was adapted by Alexander Dumas from Ernst Hoffmann's original 1816 work. You may also know it, because it is one of the most represented and well-known ballets since the Russian composer Tchaikovsky put music to this work and since then it has been performed all over the world.

Christmas is a very special time of the year. For children they are magical days and for adults they are moments of remembrance and of recovering that childlike spirit that remains hidden for the rest of the year. The stories, stories and legends of Christmas are countless. They are stories that make you dream of the magical days of Christmas full of gifts and special moments with the family.

We parents would like our children to be always happy, right? However, sadness is a necessary emotion that we must also teach them, so that they learn to identify it, understand it and name it when they feel it. This Christmas story, entitled & 39; The magic of the fir & 39; Talk to the children about this emotion and explain how we can help someone who is upset to be a little bit happier.

This Christmas, you can't stop reading Christmas poems as a family. These will not only fill your children with the Christmas spirit, but will help them to know the history that surrounds these holidays and to develop their sensitivity. If, in addition, you accompany the reading with some comprehension and language activities, the verses can become a very useful educational resource.

Christmas is a time of family reunion, of encounters, of spending long afternoons with the children. And a good time to sit down to play, to cook delicious cookies with the children and of course, to tell stories. One of the most beloved characters of these holidays is Santa Claus, for this reason, below we have made a small compilation of Christmas stories about Santa Claus that you can read with the children.

Someone very special who always wears a red suit and sports a super long white beard is getting ready. Yes, you were right, it's Santa Claus! So if he's almost ready to hand out gifts, you should get down to business with the wish list. And it is that there is less to come for one of the most magical nights of the year.

Once upon a time, there was a snowman who lived happily, but alone ... So when he looked out of a home window at Christmas and saw how happy they all were together, he wished he could be with them. What do you think happened? The snowman may be part of that family. Will he also be able to share Christmas with someone else?

We invite you to read this beautiful Christmas story to teach the true value of the Christmas holidays. Through stories, children can understand the meaning of many celebrations such as Christmas. Read this beautiful Christmas story, entitled & 39; A Christmas present & 39;, to your children so that they understand what are the true values ​​that we cannot forget at this Christmas time.

Does your child like poetry? Poems help children to develop their imagination, but they also invite them to learn new vocabulary, to improve their oral expression or to know and work on their sensitivity. If to all this we add a little Christmas spirit, we find an ideal entertainment for these dates.

Have you ever wondered why the Poinsettia is typical at Christmas? Every Christmas, the houses are filled with color thanks to their bright red leaves. This beautiful Christmas plant has a beautiful story, which comes to us from Mexico. Take the opportunity to tell your child this Christmas legend about the origin of a tradition that is maintained year after year among us.

Friendship is the most valuable treasure in a person's life. Therefore, we must take care of it, cultivate it and defend it so that it continues to grow. That is what this beautiful story of A Christmas in the Forest is about. Read this story to your children and convey the beautiful message that exists in this Christmas story. The stories are a good tool to educate and explain to children about the true meaning of Christmas.

Also known as Santa Claus, San Nicolás and Viejito Pascuero, Santa Claus is the character most awaited by children at Christmas. All the children of the world eagerly await the arrival of Santa Claus and all the gifts they have asked him. José Luis Díaz Lorenzo, Priest of the Santa María Madre de Dios parish in Tres Cantos (Madrid, Spain) explains the story and the origins of Santa Claus.

This Christmas story for children is an ideal resource to read with our children and explain to them what is the origin of Christmas. On our site we have prepared a children's story that tells the birth of the Child Jesus so that your children can learn about the Christian tradition in a much easier and more understandable way for them.

With the start of a new year, a host of new opportunities to make a list of good intentions present themselves to us. Teach children to make their own list of commitments for the new year by telling them the story of & 39; The New Year's Fairy & 39;, a beautiful Christmas story by the American writer Emilie Poulsson with which children will understand what resolutions are more simply.

This time we bring you a beautiful story for children, especially on these Christmas dates when the little ones await the arrival of their Majesties on January 6. Then you can read with your children the story of the Three Wise Men from the East, in which you can learn the story adapted for children of the three wise men.

Throughout the world, Santa Claus has multiple and varied names: Saint Nicholas, Santa Claus, Old Easter, Father ice ... What does not vary is the figure of the little pot-bellied old man, with a pink complexion, dressed in a red suit and a long beard. white who has become the most beloved Christmas character.

Rudolph or Rodolfo is the name of one of the nine reindeer that, according to the Christmas mythology, take Santa's sleigh around the world to deliver Christmas gifts to children. It is the most popular reindeer not only because it is the last in joining the sled, but also because of his special red nose. His story is part of Christmas legends and tales.

Who are the Magi? Also called Magi from the East, their origins lead us to the Bible. Thus, in chapter two, verse 1-12, of the Gospel of Saint Matthew, the path that three & 39; magi & 39; made is narrated (so called because at that time the & 39; wise men & 39; or astronomers were known as & 39; magi & 39; or astronomers) who followed a star until they reached Bethlehem.

Christmas stories are a way to entertain children and at the same time educate them in the values ​​that characterize this time of year: solidarity, love, respect ... That is why we propose to share with the children the story of & 39; El boy who wants everything & 39;, a Christmas story that will teach children the importance of sharing and not being selfish.