Christmas & Winter Holidays in Italian

What Will You Learn?

• Lessons include Christmas carols in Italian, themed flashcards, and storytelling moments where children discover Babbo Natale (Santa Claus), La Befana (the Epiphany witch), and other Italian winter traditions. Students take part in craft activities like decorating paper Christmas trees, making holiday cards, and even writing a letter to Babbo Natale— a wonderful way to practice writing skills.
• Classes also feature holiday bingo, word games, and cultural comparisons, helping students connect Italian Christmas celebrations with global traditions. Teen learners dive deeper into Italian customs, explore New Year’s traditions, and discuss how Italians celebrate from Christmas Eve to Epiphany.
• → 👶 4–6 y/o: Sing Italian carols, practice words like stella, neve, regalo, and decorate a paper Christmas tree.
• → 🦊 7–11 y/o: Learn about Babbo Natale and Italian Christmas foods, play bingo, and write a simple holiday wish list.
• → 🦉 12–15 y/o: Read about La Befana, compare international holiday traditions, and write a festive greeting card in Italian.
• → 🐺 16–18 y/o: Explore regional Christmas customs, write a New Year’s Eve dinner invitation, and discuss resolutions in Italian.