3 Christmas Acrostic Poems

The sheer fun of playing around with letters of a word is indescribable. At times we marvel at our own creativity! Imagine you’ve been given a word for example ‘SANTA’, let’s make a poem of it? How? Check this out!

S – surprisesurprise!

A – All ye children

N – Noel is around the corner

T – to give you presents

A – and loads of love!

This is what we generally refer to as an acrostic poem. Let your kids usher in Christmas with creative activities that bolster learning and encourage interest in art and craft. A great way to develop and work the brain, acrostic poems help children identify with the magic of Yuletide.

3 Interesting Acrostic Poems doing thee round on the Web Space!

Christmas Day!

C... Christ is being born on Christmas Day.

H...He will bring love and joy to the world.

R...Remember to honor Him this day.

I...Imagine Him in the Manger.

S...So many years ago it happened on a cold day.

T...Today He will bring us blessings.

M...May you open to Him your heart.

A...Always and forever praise Him.

S...Spread His cheer everywhere.

D...Don't stay away from Him.

A...Always worship in His name.

Y...You won't regret it, don't be ashamed.

Written by LucillaM.Carrillo

Merry Christmas

M-Miraculously

E-Ecstatic

R-Reveille

R-Regenerating  

Y-Yuletide

C-Christ’s

H-Heavenly 

R-Righteous 

I-intervention

S-Stirring 

T-Towards

M-Man’s

A-Assured

S-Salvation

Written by DemetriosTrifiatis

Christmas Wreath

C -ircle band of lights indicating halo

H-alo of hope to continue the whole year round

R -ound in shape flows youthful spirit to ingest

I -ngesting strong hold to never separate

S-eparation comes when leaves fall and lights taken

T -aken from ancestors to mundify

M-undify a sagging spirit in a genial abask

A -bask we get skylight kindling satisfaction

S -atisfaction to be God’s creation in this world

W  -orld as a whole is the people in raceme

R -aceme with flowers on stalks that entwine

E-ntwine fresh wounds to heal  and feel amorous

A -morous display in every life’s threshold

T -hreshold for welcoming visitors every hour

H -ours countdown soon will be Christmas and New Year to share to everyone

Origin of Navidad

The origin of Navidad or Christmas in Mexico can be traced back to the early 1500’s. That was when the Spanish landed on this land of the Mayans and Aztecs. Mexico’s ancient customs and rituals have over the years been cloaked with Spanish customs and ways.Christmas in Navidad as it is celebrated today can be traced back to the introduction of Christianity by the Spanish priest Fray Pedro De Grante.

In the olden days it was only Spanish colonial population who settlers who celebrated Christmas. Gradually the local Mexican people began to adopt the rituals as part of their annual celebrations. Today Mexican traditions are a pot pourri of Spanish, English and even American customs.

The local markets, posadas, and pastorelas are typically Mexican ways of celebrating the fest. The custom of using Poinsettias as offerings to baby jesus originated here. As legend goes Maria and Pablo were two poor children who wanted to gift something to baby Jesus. They just picked a few wild twigs as they had no money. Other children apparently laughed at them. But the moment they placed the offerings at the feet of Jesus, they turned into these lovely bright red flowers. Ever since Poinsettias have become an important part of X Mas celebrations not just in Mexico but all over the world.

Christmas Acrostic Poem

Christmas Poems are a long standing yuletide tradition and the most popular among st these are the acrostic kind. Yuletide acrostic poems feature on all kinds of Christmas greeting cards and yuletide literature and are commonly loved by children and adults alike. These poems are simplistic in nature, easy to compose and generally depict the joy and exuberance of the festival.

Common words and phrases used to compose a Christmas acrostic poem are Merry Christmas, Yuletide Greetings etc. written below is a short example of a yuletide acrostic poem using the words Merry Christmas. 

M- May the holidays bring joy and cheer to you.

E- Enough to last till next Christmas.

R- Relish each memory of this happy time.

R- Reach out to all you love.

Y-You deserve better than the best.

C- Celebrate the birth of the king.

H-Happiness he brings to all.

R- Rise and shine this happy morning.

I- In each custom take joy.

S- Santa has lovely gifts for you.

T- Take time out for those less fortunate.

M- Make a positive difference around you.

A- Accept the happiness this season brings.

S- Spread good Cheer. 

3 Free Christmas Play Scripts

It is hard to do away with traditions that have been around for almost forever and many traditions simply can’t be done away with and instead need to be preserved. One such tradition is the practice of performing Christmas plays during the yuletide season. These plays are generally performed in schools and churches at around Christmas time. Whilst these plays are amateur efforts, they do prove to be all round family entertainers in every way. Apart from entertainment value these plays also teach children and adults alike to work as a team to put up a good show and for the audience these plays often have a social message. Read further to know more.

Amongst the best free Christmas play scripts is the nativity story. It tells the story of the birth of Christ who is the leader of Christianity and also a cultural icon of sorts. Second to none are plays that are loosely based on the book A Christmas Carol which is classic novel by Charles Dickens that has Christmas as it central theme. This play is known for its social message that emphasizes on generosity and charity. The last but not the least is the play “Little Match Girl” which is the theatrical interpretation of the short story written by Hans Christian Anderson. 

Christmas Pageant Scripts

Pageants and plays are common during Christmas. They are organised in churches and schools cross the United States, and other countries. Some Christmas pageants are widely performed across the country:

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever

This play is packed with funny scenes. The director of an annual pageant conducted by a church has broken her leg. A new director takes over to put up the performance. She has the daunting tasks of directing Herds mans, unruly kids who have taken up all type of bad habits like lying, stealing, smoking etc. The story is sheer fun with a message.

The Living Nativity

The play opens with Christmas Eve scene but things are not usual as seen on a Christmas Eve. Members of Fairlawn Church of the Good Shepherd are appearing for their trial in the town jail. The good natured members are charged with animal cruelty (for converting a mule into a camel)and arson. They are pleading their innocence before the Justice of the Peace and trying to justify that they meant no harm to anyone while organising the Living Nativity. The trial has a number of comical scenes that can be understood by people of all ages. It can be made as simple as you wish.