Christian Christmas Kids Songs are fun and educative too. Get your child to learn the tenets of Christ, the Savior the easy way. Kids are immature. A heavy dose of theology might just fail to penetrate their tender hearts and minds.
So don't unnecessarily rack your brains to find out ways and means by which you could get him to love the prospect of remembering the Christmas Carols and hymns by heart. Instead of impressing the fact upon him, try to make it interesting and fun. You would be amazed at the results you would get to see within a few months time.
- The best way to get your child to develop an interest in Christmas Carols is by simplifying the meanings of the difficult phrases and words. Interesting enough, most of the Christian Christmas Kids Songs are distorted versions of the popular Christmas Carols or rather their simplified modifications.
- Funny and silly Christian Christmas Kids Songs are the best way to start. Let your kid frame his own songs by restructuring the more popular songs. That way he would be able to explore his imaginative boundaries while at the same time learn the Christmas Carols you would want him to learn by heart.
- Popular Christmas Stories and poems can also be framed into songs or can merely be sung in a sing a song manner. Using signs and symbols, hand gestures can make it even more interesting.
- Encourage them to stage shows where they would be required to sing the songs. That way their involvement would be more and their interest would mount.
Provided below is an example of the same.
Little Christmas Carollers
We are a band of carollers,
We march through frost and snow,
But care not for the weather
As on our way we go.
At every hall or cottage
That stands upon our way,
We stop to give the people
Best wishes for the day.
We pray a merry Christmas,
Made bright by Christmas cheer,
With peace, and hope, and gladness
And all they may hold dear.
And for all those that happen
To pass us on our way
We have a smile, and wish them
A merry Christmas-day.
L.A France
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