Christmas Traditions by Sadie Tomkins
My family has many Christmas traditions. Each year, we send out Christmas cards with our latest family portrait. We also spend a
day making different types of Christmas cookies and delivering them to our neighbors. My mother and l always buy presents for
a child on the Angel Tree at the mall. My brother likes to participate in our church's Christmas musical each year. My dad also
helps some of our elderly neighbors by raking their yards.
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Christmas trees can be very expensive to buy
Christmas brings our family together to help serve others
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