Helping Mouse

One day Pete was relaxing in a chair and watching TV.

Pete mother is doing cleaning work in kitchen that times her mother start feeling sick.

So she went to the bedroom to take rest. She feels that she want to take rest tonight.

Pete switches off the TV and stand near her mother very sad.

Pete could help her mother so Pete plan to do all her mothers work and Pete finished every thing.

Next day Petes mother wake up and thought he had a lot to do.

She had to clean the kitchen, but when she came to do it, she could not believe her eyes.

The Kitchen was so clean and sparkles, nice surprise for her.

Mother thanked Pete for caring and all work he did.

Pete feel that HELPING is a way of making others HAPPY and it made Pete also happy.

1. Evergreen trees were used to celebrate the onset of winter, even before the birth of Christ.

2. Christmas pudding originates from an old, Celtic dish known as "Frumenty”.

3. The convention of using small candles to light a Christmas tree dates back to the mid-17th century.

4. The first Christmas pudding was made as a kind of soup with raisins and wine in it.

5. The first Christmas tree was placed in the White House in 1856, by the 14th President of the United States, Franklin Pierce.

Here are the interesting Christmas Facts for you:

1. Evergreen trees were used to celebrate the onset of winter, even before the birth of Christ.

2. Christmas pudding originates from an old, Celtic dish known as "Frumenty”.

3. The convention of using small candles to light a Christmas tree dates back to the mid-17th century.

4. The first Christmas pudding was made as a kind of soup with raisins and wine in it.

5. The first Christmas tree was placed in the White House in 1856, by the 14th President of the United States, Franklin Pierce.

The Hungry Mouse

Once, the fatty mouse had a bad time. The mouse didn’t get any food for long days. Mouse searched for food here and there but it didn’t get. After some day the mouse body went very bad, it looks very thin.

Another day mouse went in search of food at that time it saw some basket and contain full of rice. Now the mouse was very happy and it goes near to the basket thinking about how to enter the basket?

All of a sudden mouse found a hole and it get into the basket and stated eating. The mouse was very hungry so non stop eating and eating the rice.

After finished eating mouse try to come out of the basket thought the same hole but it can’t.

Mouse thing why I can’t come out thought the hole? Mouse saw themselves and shocked! Now the mouse looks very fatty as it was before.

The mouse talks and thins themselves about the way to out. On the way one rat came and here the mouse voice, rat said to mouse if u climb out for there then u have to wait until you grown thin to went in.

Christmas Pie

Ingredients

Crushed Oreo cookies - 2 cups

butter melted -1/4 cup

green creme de menthe - 1/4 cup

jar of marshmallow crème - 1 7ounce

whipping cream - 2 cups

maraschino cherries

How to make Christmas Pie:

Take crushed cookies and melted butter mixed well.

Press crumbs to bottom and sides of a 9 inch pie pan.

Chill for several hours.

Mix together marshmallow creme and creme de menthe until well blended.

Fold in the whipping cream.

Pour into pie pan over cookie crust.

Top with maraschino cherries.

Christmas quiz:

1. When are the '12 Days of Christmas'?

The 12 days after Christmas: December 26 to January 6
The 12 days around Christmas: Christmas Eve to January 4
The 12 days before Christmas: December 14 to December 25
The 12 days beginning with the winter solstice: December 21 to January 1

2. What is the name of Tiny Tim's father in the story, 'A Christmas Carol'?

Ben Sackett
Bill Cratchit
Bill Hatchet
Bob Cratchit

3. Who was the first English monarch to have a Christmas tree?

Queen Elizabeth
King James VI
Queen Victoria
King George II

4. According to the Bible, in which season was Jesus born?

Summer
Winter
Spring
Fall

5. Which of the following holidays DOES NOT occur in December?

Candlemas
Kwanzaa
Boxing Day
Feast of St. Nicholas.

ANSWERS:

1.The 12 days after Christmas: December 26 to January 6

2.Bob Cratchit

3.Queen Victoria

4.Spring

5.Candlemas