Christmas skit ideas?? need answers Asap?
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Frosty the snowman    or just old time favorite the Birth of Jesus Drummer boy    the Grinch who stole Christmas
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try stringing life savers on fishing line.  they catch the lights very nicely, and they're yummy to boot!  make it a candy theme, with candy canes, cookies and other favorite sweets.  i myself prefer theme-less trees.  just stick on as many lights and ornaments as you can.  the gaudier, the better.  merry christmas!
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IDEA...check it this act out...or go to nichy.com
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Why does Santa Claus use reindeer?\n\nBecause Moose can't fly!
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Do you have a special talent? For instance, I bought a dozen plain colored christmas ornaments, a paint brush and a few paints, and painted things on the ornaments. Then I personalized them with the receivers name and the year. I started 17 years ago, now I run my own business. I never knew I could paint, I have never taken a class. Its worth a try. Do you have a service you could offer? Make up decorative cards and offer your services for free. Babysit, cook a meal, clean the house. Wax the car, etc. One year, my brother didn't have the extra cash, so he donated 5 hours of community service to each one of us siblings. For Me, he worked at a soup kitchen, my sister is big into animals, so he worked at the local shelter for 5 hours. I think he worked picking up trash for my other sister on the road she lived on because she was into the epa. Theres so much you can do with out money that means so much. Use your imagination. Most of all, have fun with it. You might find that the gift of your love and time is the best gift you will ever give, and the best gift someone can recieve!! Happy Holidays!!
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http://www.ebaumsworld.com\nhttp://www.ebaumsworld.com/videos/xmaslights4.html\nhttp://www.ebaumsworld.com/videos/xmaslights.html
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ideas here\nhttp://mariesmanor.fateback.com/Christmas-Decorations.html
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Okay, I think this would be absolutely hilarious to lip sync/act out to. It's called "I've Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts" by Monty Python.\n\nHere are the lyrics:\n\n"Down at an English fair,\nOne evening I was there,\nWhen I heard a showman shouting\nUnderneath the flare:\n\nHoi've got a luvverly bunch o' coconuts.\nThere they are a-standin' in row.\nBig ones, small ones, some as big as yer 'ead!\nGive 'em a twist, a flick o' the wrist,\nThat's what the showman said.\n\nHoi've got a luvverly bunch o' coconuts.\nHevery ball yer throw will make me rich.\nThere stands me wife, the idol of me life,\nSingin' "roll a-bowl a ball, a penny a pitch!"\n\nRoll a-bowl a ball, a penny a pitch!\nRoll a-bowl a ball, a penny a pitch!\nThere stands me wife, the idol of me life,\nSingin' "roll a-bowl a ball, a penny a pitch!"
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1. Egg Nog or Hot Chocolate? \n\nEgg nog. But I really like Hot Buttered Rum best of all.\n\n2. Does Santa wrap presents or just sit them under the tree? Wrapped, with the prettiest paper possible.\n\n3. Colored lights on tree/house or white? \nWhite on the tree, colored on the house.\n\n4. Do you hang mistletoe? \nSometimes.\n\n5. When do you put your decorations up? \nAs soon as I can manage after Thanksgiving.\n\n6. What is your favorite holiday dish (excluding dessert)? \nI do a heckuva darn good turkey, with fresh herbs and aromatics.\n\n7. Favorite Holiday memory as a child: \nDecorating the tree every year. The one time my sister and I could manage to work together, and equitably.\n\n8. When and how did you learn the truth about Santa? \nI never believed in Santa.\n\n9. Do you open a gift on Christmas Eve?\nYes, all presents opened on Christmas Eve. 'Santa' leaves treats and small gifts in our stockings by the fireplace.\n\n10. How do you decorate your Christmas Tree? \nA variety of the lovliest ornaments I can find, in rich colors and sparkly, and then a sprinkle of gold angel hair instead of tinsel to give it a shimmery glow that isn't gawdy.\n\n11. Snow! Love it or Dread it? \nIt doesn't snow in Phoenix. We may drive up North to see it once in a while but I don't need it.\n\n12. Can you ice skate? \nYes. Badly. \n\n13. Do you remember your favorite gift? \nThe deep, warm red robe my husband picked out for me one year. I was flattered he remembered my favorite color and had picked out such a pretty robe without even any hints from me.\n\n14. What's the most important thing about the Holidays for you? Celebrating with family, of course! \n\n15. What is your favorite Holiday Dessert? \nBlack Forest Trifle. My specialty that I only make for Christmas: layers of chocolate sponge cake, cherry pie filling, and chocolote pudding, drizzled with Grand Marnier and topped with whipped cream.\n\n16. What is your favorite holiday tradition? \nEvery evening this season I take the kids to walk around the neighborhood to see all the lights everyone puts up. It's really amazing.\n\n17. What tops your tree? \nA point that is round at the bottom and then ends in a spire. It's red with gold glittery lace decorations. \n\n18. Which do you prefer giving or receiving? \nGiving. I have a hard time thinking of things I want for myself, but I love to buy presents for my loved ones.\n\n19. What is your favorite Christmas Song? \nJingle Bells, traditional version.\n\n20. Candy Canes! yuck or yummy? \nNeutral. I like the fruit flavored ones okay but I much prefer other kinds of candy.\n\n21. Favorite Christmas Movie? \nGot to be A Christmas Story.
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variety of great ideas\nhttp://mariesmanor.fateback.com/Christmas-Decorations.html
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I used to teach preschool to.  Here is an idea, we did this one with 2yr-4yr olds but you could do it with just the 2yr olds and its groups so it's easy.  The setting is santa's workshop and we just used bulletin board paper for the backdrop and I painted shelves with toys on them on the paper.  Divide the children up into groups.  The groups could be dolls, tops, toy soldiers, and trains.  The groups each take their turn standing up and singing this song to the tune of Are you sleeping and doing what the song says....dancing, spinning, marching, or chugging.\n\nThe dolls sing:  We are dancing, we are dancing, yes we are, yes we are, first we dance one way then we dance the other way, now sit down, now sit down.\n\nThe tops sing:  We are spinning, we are spinning, yes we are, yes we are, first we spin one way, then we spin the other way, now sit down, now sit down.\n\nThe toy soldiers sing:  We are marching...........\nThe trains sing:  We are chugging.........\n\nIt was really simple and really cute!!  The parents loved it.\n\nYou can make train costumes out of cardboard boxes and the "dolls" can just wear pretty dresses, the tops can wear just about anything and the toy soldiers can all match (black pants/red shirts etc..)\n\nYou can have someone dress up like Santa if you want to and have them move through the "toyshop" while the toys are singing...whatever....you can just take this idea and add anything you want to.\n\nHave fun!!
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Rocking Around the Christmas Tree (Brenda Lee, or any one of jillions of other performers) blasting from a hidden sound system\n\nMaybe '50s deco stuff with a Christmas twist?  Look for vintage stuff and ideas from Happy Days, Norman Rockwell paintings, etc.  There are some cute antique-y Coca-Cola stuff with Santa on it (which has been a Coca-Cola tradition for a long long time).  Have people involved in '50s dress, only with a red and green flair (Christmas trees and snowmen on skirts instead of poodles, red or green scarves around the girls' necks or ponytails, guys in typical '50s dress with Santa hats)....  ummmm, aluminum Christmas trees, or was that more 1960's?  \n\nA diner setup would probably be easy.  A long, kind of high table lengthwise across the middle of the trailer, with barstools on both sides (to allow onlookers a uniform view; use two skinny "bars" with one or two soda jerks between them), a jukebox (real if you have it, or use a large peice of plywood or cardboard and paint one).  Enough of a "dance floor" to allow one or two couples room to dance to Elvis, Sinatra and Crosby Christmas tunes.  Include the big lights (not the little twinkle lights) for decorating the float and a Christmas tree.  Use icicles (heavy) on the tree.\n\nInclude all your stereotypes.  You know, the nerd, the cheerleader, the jock, the "greasers", the "pink ladies", the soda jerk or waitress.\n\nThis is the kind of float my high school choir would have done.  You don't specify what group you're with, but these are some ideas.  Hope something at least sparked your imagination!  :-)
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Christmas Story\nHome Alone..Home alone lost in new york..\nFrosty the snowman\nRudolph the rednose reindeer\nTeddy bear christmas\nMiracle on 34th stree *the one with dillan*\nThe santa clause\nNational lampoons christmas vacation\nGrinch\nHow the grinch stole christmas\nCharlie brown christmas\nElf\nErnest saves christmas..and lots and lots more where those came from!!
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I thought up a Chrismas lingerie party. Red, white, and green teddy's, camisoles, robes, boxers came to mind. Christmas-themed print designs would be cute as well. A fun way to entertain your guests would be to invest in some fondue kits for your guests to dip into eg. (chocolate-covered fruits or marshmallows,  gravy/sauces for meat on a stick, cheese-dipped breads). You can search fondue recipes on the internet and you will find numerous variations.  I suggest offering warm&cold cocktails such as :\n-Cranberry Martinis\nIce cubes \n1 cup vodka \n1/4 cup dry vermouth \n1/2 cup cranberry juice \n8 cranberries, frozen \n4 lemon zest twists \n\nPut 4 martini glasses in the freezer to chill for at least 30 minutes\n\n-Chocolate Mint\n1 oz. Peppermint Schnapps or Creme de Menthe \nHot Chocolate\n\nCombine in a footed mug.\n\n-Hot Apple Cider Rum\n6 oz. of heated hot aple cider\n1 oz. (shot) of rum\n\nUse a footed mug.\n\n-Holiday Bellini\n 4 oz.  champagne  (chilled)  \n 1 oz.  apricot nectar  or liqueur  \n\nPor into chilled champagne flutes and stir very gently.\n\nIf the lingerie/robe idea is too racy for you and/or your guests, you can ask the men to come as sata and the woman to come as Mrs. Claus.\n\nAs far as decorating ideas, it's always tasteful to buy long green garland and wrap christmas lights and tie red velvet bows to it and handg from door ways, wrap around banisters or columns, and drape around the edges of tables in a scalloped fashion. You can purchase glittery, false snow and sprinke it on table cloth. Miniture jingle bells and red bows can be tied around stemware. Be sure light festive candles and play holiday nusic in the background to set the mood. Have fun!
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Look it up on the Santa Tracker they might have it.Plus according to the song as long as it's the same Santa I don't see why he won't be at the front. LOL!
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Sell "Holiday Grams", it would be a short note that the sender writes and xmas lollipop sent to someone in their class (say like 2nd period on Dec 15th). Charge two or three dollars. My school used to do this to raise money during each major holiday
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Try some filming software for the computer, I am in a directing/movie making phase and I would love it.\n\n\nAirsoft guns are always a hit/blast....\n\nOr you could just spend time with him this christmas and do something special for him.\n\nOut of all the three, the last one would be the cheapest and best bet.