Clifford's Christmas

Clifford plays in the snow and helps Santa a little. It's pretty sleepy as far as Clifford books go.

Clifford's Christmas by Norman Bridwell is a great Christmas book to read to the readers during the Christmas holidays. The children will love the illustrations that this picture book offers. This fiction book is very simple to read, and it is a fun picture book that all children should read at least one time. In this story, Clifford loves making snowmen, playing ice hockey, and helping out with the tree-- children can relate to those things because all children love doing those kinds of things. I read this picture book to my niece this year on Christmas Eve, and she still asks me to read it to her.

Clifford Christmas by Norman Bridlewell
This audio book has sounds to help turn your page and is a delightful cheerful book to listen to.
Talks of how they start the holiday Season at Thanksgiving, after the parade and Clifford sees Santa.
Snow happens and their friends make a snowman with the help of Clifford, the dog. Ice hockey and then......the tree, way too big but just right for Cliffords' house..
Other favorite times, mistletoe, and Christmas eve. Book is not describing the details, you really need the book to follow along with the whole story. Other mishaps occur but all is set right.
The second half of this book is the same story, just told without page turn signals.
I received this book from National Library Service for my BARD show more (Braille Audio Reading Device). show less

This Clifford book is about how Clifford and his friends get ready for Christmas. It talks about all the different holiday festivities that they did/are able to do in the Winter time. This book series would be good for second graders and up in my opinion. This book would make for a great Social studies culture because it talks about the families during Christmas time/ how America usually celebrates the holiday.

All the usual Christmas stuff happens, along with a mini emergency. Santa gets stuck in Clifford’s stocking, has to be rescued, and his toys, which fell in Clifford’s water dish, have to be dried off.

With his own tree and a Clifford-size stocking hanging on the door, Clifford seems ready for Christmas, but he is not prepared for Santa sliding down the chimney and falling into his stocking. Paperback copy.

Clifford is a big red dog. Emily Elizabeth is his best friend and in this Christmas book they both were counting down the days until Christmas. They were playing ice hockey but soon learned Clifford was way to big to play. On Christmas Eve Santa came to Clifford's and fell off the roof! Santa had dropped all of the toys in Clifford's water bowl. Clifford offered his toys for Santa to bring to all of the other children. Santa snapped his fingers and like magic all the toys were dry. The next morning Clifford and Emily Elizabeth opened their gifts and had a wonderful Christmas.
Classroom extension:
1. The students could draw Clifford, Santa, and Emily Elizabeth.
2. Since this is a Kindergarten book and a Christmas book the students could show more tell stories of the Christmas's they remember and the teacher could type their stories and put the story on their drawing of Clifford, Santa, and Emily Elizabeth. show less