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Whether you celebrate Christmas, Chanukah, or SantaClaus, the holiday season is the perfect time forhaving fun with family and co-workers. Of course, the Internet proves to be a great resourcefor gathering recipes, crafts, songs, and interestingtidbits about the holidays. Santa's Net and The Kids Domain are two of the bestholiday Internet sites, both offering information formany beliefs. Do you know what year the British Parliamentofficially abolished the celebration of Christmas?What about the date and location of the first printedreference to a Christmas Tree? How do you say "MerryChristmas" in Bohemian, Yoruba, and Chinese? Santa's Net can help you find the answers to suchquestions, while filling you up with many more holidayfacts and myths. On its home page, visitors can countdown to Christmasand choose from many categories to browse, includingcarols and songs, Christmas traditions from othercountries, recipes, toys, Christmas movies, bookmarks,and more. Keeping with its world-holiday theme, the site alsohas posted recipes such as Amaretti from Italy, BillyCan Pudding from Australia, Christmas Lebkuchen fromEgypt, and Kourabiethes from Greece. The Kids Domain may sound like a place, well, just forkids, but the whole family can find something fun andinteresting at the site. It offers gift-making ideas, electronic greetingcards, crafts, games to download, holiday clipart,recipes, book suggestions for parents, music, storiesand world traditions. The site includes holiday variations for severalcountries and/or beliefs such as Kwanzaa and Ramadan.There also is the Grownups Place for parents. Children have the opportunity to send Santa Claus aletter, provided in an easy-to-use form. Other sites that offer letters to Santa are The NorthPole's Christmas Mission, Claus.com, Santa at Home,Dear Santa Claus, Santa Claus Online, and TheChristmas Pages. Finally, children of all ages can track Santa Claus'travels on Christmas Eve at www.noradsanta.org. Article Tags: Santa Claus
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