Ho Ho Ho - Christmas Songs for Kids
Easy, fun and interactive Christmas songs for young learners and ESL/EFL students.
Preview CD
| Click Title for More Info | Preview | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 01. Ho Ho Ho Intro | Introduction / background music. | |
| 02. Ho Ho Ho | I like to… / Christmas Vocabulary | |
| 03. Let's Decorate the Christmas Tree | Learn Christmas Vocabulary | |
| 04. His Name is Santa Claus | Describing people. | |
| 05. Christmas Tree Reindeer Bell | Fun actions song. | |
| 06. Counting Snowflakes | Learn and practice counting. | |
| 07. The Snowman Song | Little teapot Christmas style | |
| 08. I Have a Bad Cold | Silly illness actions song. | |
| 09. Rudolph's Nose | Learn and practice colors. | |
| 10. Ring the Bell | Practice adverbs and prepositions. | |
| 11. Let's Make Cookies for Santa Claus | Food and cooking. | |
| 12. What Do You Want for Christmas? | What do you want / Christmas vocabulary | |
| 13. Three Christmas Trees | Simple counting / action song. | |
| 14. Five Reindeer | Counting song. | |
| 15. Christmas Pet | Learn Pets | |
| 16. Bernie the Reindeer | Christmas story / song. | |
| 17. We Wish You a Merry Christmas | Simple version with fun actions. | |
| 18. Up On the House Top | Traditional Christmas song. | |
| 19. Twinkle Twinkle | Classic nursery rhyme for kids. | |
| 20. Jolly Old St. Nicholas | Classic Christmas song. | |
| 21. Deck the Halls | Traditional song with a silly twist. | |
| 22. O Christmas Tree | Decorate the Christmas tree. | |
| 23. Jingle Bells | Classic Christmas song. |
About Ho Ho Ho
Ho Ho Ho Christmas Songs for Kids features several easy-to-learn original songs and classics with a twist, such as “Christmas Tree, Reindeer, Bell”, “Ring the Bell”, and “We Wish You a Merry Christmas”. With little preparation, children are able to start singing and dancing along almost immediately, so you can celebrate Christmas with great food and decoration as illuminating décor you can find online for this purpose.
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