Wow! It is Christmas Day, the day to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. One of the lessons this season teaches is to share with others to express our love. Some of you have done so in your little ways but if you have not
done so, it is not too late. Your words of appreciation to your parents for all they have done will be good at such times as this as well as a little gift to your friend, family members and relations. If I may ask, what would you like to give out as you celebrate the Yuletide? Some kids shared with Aunty ‘Yemi.
Obanimi Omosogbe, 4-yr-old
I would buy biscuits, sweets and juice for my friends, Victory and Oreofe because it is good to share with friends. I don’t have money but my mummy will give me money to buy them.
Oluwajomiloju Olalekan, 7-yr- old, basic 4
If I could give someone a gift, I would give a pen, marker and some seasonings. The gifts will be for my teacher. I will take from my savings and also ask my parents to add more money to it. I will like to give because Jesus is the reason for this season. God gave Him to us and we also ought to give and share whatever we have.
Divine Ajekiigbe, 9-yr-old, Basic 5
If I could share Christmas gifts, I would give out chicken and noodles.
Oluwafunmiso Taiwo, 7-yr-old, primary 4
My family, friends and relatives would receive gifts such as iphone , laptop or business tool.
I might ask my daddy to buy these gifts because my grandpa and grandma are not here with me
Tioluwanimi Togunse, 8-yr-old, primary 4
If I could give someone a gift, I would give some of my good clothes, shoes and food to the poor because the Bible tells me that I should give to the poor. I would get these done by picking money from my piggy bank.
David Leke-Alao, 9-yr-old, grade 5
I would like to give my big mummy who is also my proprietress clothes and shoes as Christmas presents.
I don’t have money but I would get money from my mummy.
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