The preschool Christmas Speech Activities will provide the children with creative opportunities to develop their oral and auditory skills.
The children are advised to "play act" the Christmas Speech Activity. Role play activities provide the children with opportunities to build their confidence.!
And over the sea.
As he went past.
To behold.
All through the day.
Stars in the sky.
Charles Williams.
- Joseph: Take heart, the journey's ended:
I see the twinkling lights,
Where we shall be befriended
On this the night of nights.
- Mary: Now praise the Lord that led us
So safe into the town,
Where men will feed and bed us,
And I can lay me down.
- Joseph: And how then shall we praise him?
Alas, my heart is sore
That we no gifts can raise him
We are so very poor.
- Mary: We have as much as any
That on the earth do live,
Although we have no penny,
We have ourselves to give.
- Joseph: Look yonder, wife, look yonder!
A hostelry I see,
Where travelers that wander
Will very welcome be.
- Mary: The house is tall and stately,
The door stands open thus;
Yet, husband, I fear greatly
That inn is not for us.
- Joseph: God save you, gentle master!
Your littlest room indeed
With plainest wall of plaster
Tonight will serve our need.
- Host: For lordlings and for ladies
I've lodgings and to spare;
For you and yonder maid is
No closet anywhere.
- Joseph: Take heart, take heart sweet Mary,
Another inn i spy,
Whose host will not be chary
To let us easy lie.
- Mary: O aid me, I am ailing,
My strength is nearly gone;
I feel my limbs are failing,
And yet we must go on.
- Joseph: God save you, Hostess, kindly!
I pray you, house my wife,
Who bears beside me blindly
The burden of her life.
- Hostess: My guests are rich men's daughters,
And sons, I'd have you know!
Seek out the poorer quarters,
Where ragged people go.
- Joseph: Good sir, my wife's in lab our,
Some corner let us keep.
- Host: Not I: knock up my neighbor,
And as for me, I'll sleep.
- Mary: In all the lighted city
Where rich men welcome win,
Will not one house for pity
Take two poor strangers in?
- Joseph: Good women, I implore you,
Afford my wife a bed.
- Mary: Then gladly in the manger
Our bodies we will house,
Since men tonight are stranger
Than asses are and cows.
- Joseph: Take heart, take heart, sweet Mary,
The cattle are our friends,
Lie down, lie down, sweet Mary,
For here our journey ends.
- Mary: Now praise the Lord that found me
This shelter in the town,
Where I with friends around me
May lay my burden down.
Unknown.