Things You'll Need:
- Colored Ribbons
- Bells
- Pictures Of Holy Family
- Shiny Notebook Papers
- Poles
- Wood
- Poles
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Step 1
Teach your children the words of popular holiday songs and poems.
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Step 2
Encourage them to practice singing and reciting the verses prior to the holiday.
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Step 3
Remember that the songs have religious overtones and deeper meaning.
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Step 4
Explain to your children how the songs convey the idea of connecting with God and overcoming the challenges faced in life. Help them decorate a steaua, or large wooden star with shiny paper; add ribbons and bells, too.
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Step 5
Paste a picture of the Holy Family on the center of the star.
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Step 6
Expect the leader of the group to carry this on a long wooden pole.
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Step 7
Understand that the star is symbolized by the following words of a song that is often sung: "Do you receive the pretty star, Pretty and so bright? It has appeared on the earth, Just like God thought it would be right; And it could be seen on high, Just like we did, in the sky."










Comments
Shaye said
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