Notre Dame Hayduk Gr 1

Letters to Baby Jesus from Notre Dame Hayduk Gr 1 class

  • Dec. 30, 2015 6:00 p.m.
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Notre Dame Hayduk Gr 1

Editor’s note: To celebrate the Christmas season the Leduc/Wetaskiwin Pipestone Flyer invited several local school classes to write birthday letters to Baby Jesus. This is the Notre Dame Hopkyns Gr. 1 class. Out of respect for student privacy, no last names will be printed.

Dear Baby Jesus,

My birthday wish for Jesus is a stuffed animal because then he can sleep with him and be happy.

By Olivia

Dear Baby Jesus,

My birthday wish for Jesus is to have fresh water.

By Zachary

Dear Baby Jesus,

My birthday wish for Jesus is hugs because he’s been super nice to us.

By Emma

Dear Baby Jesus,

My birthday wish for Jesus is flowers because I love him.

By Madison

Dear Baby Jesus,

My birthday wish for Jesus is being a bucket filler because it’s a good feeling.

By Thanysha

Dear Baby Jesus,

My birthday wish is a pop because he never had one in his life and it tastes awesome.

By Bo

Dear Baby Jesus,

My birthday wish for Jesus is pets because pets are cute.

By Beclin

Dear Baby Jesus,

My birthday wish for Jesus is a flower because he can smell the flower.

By Scarlett

Dear Baby Jesus,

My birthday wish for Jesus is a teddy because he needs a snuggle buddy.

By Ellie

Dear Baby Jesus,

My birthday wish for Jesus is peace because everybody deserves happiness.

By Hudson

Dear Baby Jesus,

My birthday wish for Jesus is love and happiness because I love him.

By Isabella

Dear Baby Jesus,

My birthday wish for Jesus is peace because there would be no more wars.

By Liam

Dear Baby Jesus,

My birthday wish is friends because he can play with them. He can have a sleepover. He can eat with friends. He can fly in a helicopter. He can smile. He can read a book with his friends.

By Nathen

Dear Baby Jesus,

My birthday wish for Jesus is flowers because I want him to smile.

By Heath

Dear Baby Jesus,

My birthday wish for Jesus is that he will let me see my Baba and Granddad again soon.

By Madalyn

Dear Baby Jesus,

My birthday wish for Jesus is to give him a zoo because God created animals.

By Ethan

Dear Baby Jesus,

My birthday wish is more food for the people in need.

By Cameron

Dear Baby Jesus,

My birthday wish for Jesus is to have peace and silence in heaven because I love him.

By Ireland

Dear Baby Jesus,

My birthday wish for Jesus is love because he is our savior.

By Connor

Dear Baby Jesus,

My birthday wish for Jesus is candy because it’s his birthday.

By Alex

Dear Baby Jesus,

My birthday wish for Jesus is love because he made the world.

By Sophie

 

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