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10 lines on Christmas for kids

Christmas is celebrated on 25 December, and many schools hold Christmas programmes in the last weeks before winter break. Here are simple lines on Christmas for every class, a short speech and words to use.

By the Eloqova team · Updated 31 October 2026

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5 lines on Christmas for UKG and Class 1

  1. Christmas is on 25 December.
  2. We decorate a Christmas tree.
  3. Santa Claus brings gifts.
  4. We eat cake and sweets.
  5. I love Christmas.

10 lines on Christmas for Classes 1 to 3

  1. Christmas is celebrated on 25 December every year.
  2. It is the birthday of Jesus Christ.
  3. People decorate Christmas trees with stars, bells and lights.
  4. Children hang socks for Santa Claus to fill with gifts.
  5. Santa Claus wears a red suit and has a white beard.
  6. People sing carols like "Jingle Bells".
  7. Families bake plum cakes and share sweets.
  8. Churches are decorated with lights and candles.
  9. Friends say "Merry Christmas" to each other.
  10. Christmas teaches us to love and share.

10 lines on Christmas for Classes 4 and 5

  1. Christmas is a festival celebrated all over the world on 25 December.
  2. It marks the birth of Jesus Christ, who taught love, kindness and forgiveness.
  3. People prepare for weeks by cleaning and decorating their homes.
  4. The Christmas tree is decorated with a star on top, which reminds us of the star of Bethlehem.
  5. On Christmas Eve, people attend a special midnight prayer at church.
  6. Children believe Santa Claus visits at night to leave gifts for good children.
  7. In India, people make plum cakes, kulkuls and other treats to share.
  8. Cities like Goa, Kolkata and Shillong are especially bright at Christmas.
  9. Many people help the poor and give gifts to those in need.
  10. Christmas reminds us that giving brings more joy than receiving.

A short speech on Christmas (Classes 3 to 5)

Good morning, everyone. Merry Christmas to all of you!

Christmas is celebrated on 25 December to remember the birth of Jesus Christ. We decorate trees, sing carols and share cakes with our friends and neighbours. Children wait eagerly for Santa Claus and his gifts.

But the real gift of Christmas is love. This Christmas, let us share what we have, be kind to everyone and make someone smile. Thank you, and Merry Christmas!

Useful words for talking about Christmas

  • Christmas tree
  • Santa Claus
  • carols
  • star
  • bells
  • gifts
  • plum cake
  • reindeer
  • sleigh
  • candles
  • church
  • celebrate
  • decorate
  • share
  • joy
  • kindness
  • Christmas Eve
  • Merry Christmas
  • snowman
  • stocking

How to practise at home

  1. Make a small paper star together while practising the lines.
  2. Sing one line of a carol at the end of the speech for a fun finish.
  3. Practise saying "Merry Christmas" loudly and with a smile.
  4. Record the speech and send it to family as a Christmas greeting.

Questions parents ask

How do I write 10 lines on Christmas?

Write the date, why it is celebrated, how people decorate, Santa Claus, carols, food, and what Christmas teaches us.

What are 5 lines on Christmas for UKG?

Christmas is on 25 December. We decorate a Christmas tree. Santa Claus brings gifts. We eat cake and sweets. I love Christmas.

Why is Christmas celebrated?

Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. People also see it as a time for love, sharing and kindness.

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