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WATERTON NEWS CHRISTMAS EDITION 2017
WAT E R T O N N E W S
C H R I S T M A S E D I T I O N
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Contents
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3 + 4 Christmas Poem Erin, Year 1, Lee Brigg
5 + 6 Christmas Poem Robyn, Year 1 Lee Brigg
7 + 8 Christmas Poem Scarlett, Year 1, Lee Brigg
9 + 10 Christmas Poem Sophie-Anna, Y1 Lee Brigg
11 + 12 Christmas Poem Wilf, Year 1 Lee Brigg
13 Christmas Picture Christian, Year 6 Wrenthorpe
14 + 15 Christmas Story Mia, Year 5 Wrenthorpe
16 Christmas Picture Holly, Year 6 Wrenthorpe
17 + 18 The Christmas Elf Izzy, Year 6 Wrenthorpe
19 Christmas Picture Isabel, Year 5 Wrenthorpe
20 Christmas Picture Zoe, Year 5 Wrenthorpe
21 + 22 Countdown to Christmas Ted, Year 6 Wrenthorpe
23, 24 + 25 Vampire Santa Adan, Year 6 Wrenthorpe
26 + 27 Christmas, Christmas
everywhere Alex, Year 6 Mill Dam
23, 29,
30, + 31 Christmas Story Charlie, Year 2 Mill Dam
32, 33 + 34 Meeting Santa George, Year 6 Mill Dam
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35,36 & 37 The night Jess, Year 6 Mill Dam
before Christmas
38 + 39 The Snowy Night Lilly, Year 2 Mill Dam
40 Christmas Story Luke, Year 2 Mill Dam
41 Christmas Picture Oliver, Foundation Mill Dam
42 Christmas Picture Gracie, Foundation Mill Dam
43 Christmas Picture Mia, Foundation Mill Dam
44 Christmas Picture Sonny, Foundation Mill Dam
Erin, Year 1, Lee Brigg Infant & Nursery School
Christmas Poem
Cheeky small elves making presents.
Big pretty trees flashing in the dark.
White small snowman standing in my garden.
Lovely yummy calendars asking you questions.
Big jolly Santa giving good children presents.
Erin, Year 1
Lee Brigg Infant and Nursery School
Robyn, Year 1, Lee Brigg Infant & Nursery School
Christmas Poem
Jolly red big Santa delivering
presents to good people’s houses.
A freezing cold snowman standing in the snow.
The Christmas tree flashing in the room.
Robyn, Year 1
Lee Brigg Infant and Nursery School
Scarlett, Year 1 , Lee Brigg Infant & Nursery
Christmas Poem
The tree is flashing.
The snow is flying from the sky.
Scarlett, Year 1
Lee Brigg Infant and Nursery School
Sophie-Anna, Year 1, Lee Brigg infant & Nursery
Christmas Poem
Big red nice Santa sends the presents
to the good children.
Cheeky smiley elf wrapping children’s presents.
Exciting yummy calendar,
telling us how long is left.
Sophie-Anna, Year 1
Lee Brigg Infant and Nursery School
Wilf, Year 1, Lee Brigg Infant & Nursery
Christmas Poem
Santa is rocking in his chair.
My cheeky naughty elf is
laying in the Christmas tree.
The snowman is melting in the sun.
The stocking is fluffy and full of presents.
Jesus is strong.
Wilf, Year 1
Lee Brigg infant and Nursery School
Christian, Year 6, Wrenthorpe Academy
Mia, Year 5, Wrenthorpe Academy
Christmas Christmas is my favourite time of year
When everyone is full of cheer
The trees are pretty tall and decorated with tinsel and lights
Everyone dressed up warm with hats, gloves and sparkly tights
The evenings get darker and the sky turns white
Snow falls from the sky all clean and bright
We play in the garden and build a snowman
We ride our bright red sledges as fast as we can
When Christmas eve arrives we are all super excited
We leave a big fat carrot for Rudolph, so he’ll leave delighted
We hope Santa brings us what we truly asked him for
A selection box, some books and maybe a little more
Christmas day breakfast is egg, bacon and sausage
After opening presents we head to Grandma and Grandad’s cottage
A day full of games and having lots of fun
Seeing all my family not just my Sister, Dad and Mum
I love playing fish, fruit and flower also
I like playing the chocolate game
Although Mummy always wins – every year is the same
I always think to myself I hope this day will never end
Then Boxing day comes and the fun starts all over again
Mia, Year 5, Wrenthorpe Academy
Holly, Year 6, Wrenthorpe Academy
Izzy, Year 6, Wrenthorpe Academy
The Christmas Elf
Jingle Christingle was huddled up in bed, He snored rather loudly, but nobody ever said.
The little elf (who was rather polite) was sleeping soundly all through the night.
Suddenly, a thought occurred to him,
Santa! He rushed to the door, missing the sleigh take off sounded horribly grim.
Jingle Christingle just made it on time, The sleigh flew off and Santa was fine.
A feeling hit Jingle like he had forgotten something,
Then he saw a blue parcel wrapped up in string. It was the present for little Timmy Sims,
As quick as a flash Jingle ran for his things.
Jingle grabbed the present and ran to the mini-jet, Whether he would make it or not was a tricky bet.
He soared through the skies at top speed, He got close up, but the house numbers he did not read.
A red fast sleigh flew past Jingle’s ear,
He could tell (by the reindeer) that Santa was here. Within five seconds Jingle was near the sleigh, He threw the parcel and it landed softly……..
HOORAY!
Izzy, Year 6 Wrenthorpe Academy
Isabel, Year 5, Wrenthorpe Academy
Zoe, Year 5, Wrenthorpe Academy
Countdown to Christmas
5 days ‘till Christmas,
Frost in the air,
It’s so exciting,
I can hardly bear!
4 days ‘till Christmas,
Presents are all bought,
Thinking of my gifts,
It’s a brilliant thought!
3 days ‘till Christmas,
The turkey’s in the fridge,
When it’s been used,
I’ll put it in a sandwich!
2 days ‘till Christmas,
Digging out my stocking,
Dreaming about snow,
Hoping Santa will come knocking!
1 day ‘till Christmas,
Staying up all night,
Hoping Christmas will be white!
Ted, Year 6, Wrenthorpe Academy
Adan, Year 2, Wrenthorpe Academy
Adan, Year 6, Wrenthorpe Academy
Vampire Santa
On Christmas eve,
Santa is getting ready to take presents.
Santa gets his hat blown away,
He has to figure out how to get it back.
Reindeers fly to the South pole and find Santa’s hat
on a penguin.
Adan, Year 2, Ackworth Mill Dam
Alex, Year 6, Ackworth Mil Dam
Christmas, Christmas, everywhere
Christmas is a time to share,
To share the magic everywhere,
To eat mince pies,
To drink hot choc,
To hear the carols everywhere.
Christmas is a time to sing,
To find the song in everything,
To adorn trees,
To open gifts,
To see the sun in everything.
Alex, Year 6, Ackworth Mill Dam
Charlie, Year 2 Ackworth Mill dam
Charlie, Year 2 Ackworth Mill Dam
A Happy Christmas
Once upon a time there was a little boy called Jake
who was 4 and had an older sister called Sophie
who was 11. On the night before Christmas Eve,
Jake and Sophie were putting the Christmas
decorations on the tree, Mum and Dad helped as
well. They were singing it’s nearly Christmas day
over and over again until it was night time and in
the morning they got out of bed and shouted to-
morrow it’s Christmas! They were finishing putting
up the decorations all day, before they knew it, it
was night time again. They put some biscuits out
for Santa and some milk out for Santa and lots of
carrots for the reindeers Ralph and Rudolf. Santa
came down the Chimney and put some presents
underneath the Christmas tree and in their
Stockings.
Charlie, Year 2, Ackworth Mill Dam
Sophie and Jake woke up and saw Santa and Santa
saw Jake and Sophie and said “don’t tell anyone
you saw me or everyone will think you’re crazy.
Everyone woke up and went downstairs and
opened their presents, even every Mum and Dad.
At night everyone invited all Aunties and Uncles
and Cousins and Nephews and Grandmas and last
but not least the Grandads. They all lived happily
ever after.
The End
Charlie, Year 2
Ackworth Mill Dam
George, Year 6, Ackworth Mill Dam
George, Year 6, Ackworth Mill Dam
George, Year 6,
Ackworth Mill Dam
Jess, Year 6, Ackworth Mill Dam
Jess, Year 6, Ackworth Mill Dam
Jess, Year 6
Ackworth Mill Dam
Lilly, Year 2, Ackworth Mill Dam
The Snowy Night
One white snowy night all the elves we’re getting
the presents ready. But the factory stopped and
they didn’t know what to do. But Santa went to
the toy shop and it rained presents.
The End
Lilly, Year 2
Ackworth Mill Dam
Luke, Year 2, Ackworth Mill Dam
Oliver,
Upper Foundation,
Ackworth Mill Dam
Gracie, Upper Foundation
Ackworth Mill Dam
Mia, Upper Foundation
Ackworth Mill Dam
Sonny, Upper Foundation
Ackworth Mill Dam
A huge thank you for your fantastic,
Christmas stories,
poems and pictures.
Have a wonderful Christmas
and a Happy New Year!
