Ah!Christmasmorning!Childrenliketowakeupearlywhileit’sstilldarkandsneak(蹑手蹑脚)intothelivingroomtocheckthepresents—findanywiththeirnamesonit，shakethemtoguesswhat’sinside，andthenmaybethey’llgobacktobedandpretendtheyarestillasleepwhentheirparentscometowakethemwitha“MerryChristmas!”

ButalmostnooneIknowgetscompletelydressedoreatsaregularbreakfastonChristmasmorning。Theyjustputonrobes(长袍)orweartheirpajamas（睡衣）andgotoseewhat’sundertheChristmastree。SomeChristianfamilieshaveatraditionofreadingtheBiblestoryofJesus’birth。Maybeit’storemind（提醒）thechildrenthatChristmasisJesus’birthday。

Someone will begin to take the presents out from under the tree， see whose name is on the package， and then pass them around。 Some families wait until all the presents have been given out before opening any of them， while others open each one as it comes to them。 There are many “thank you” to the ones who gave the gifts。 New clothes are tried on to see if they are fit， and of course the most interesting toys will immediately be played with。

Usually among the Christmas gifts will be some especially delicious candy or cake or cookies which everyone tastes。 These sweet things may be the only breakfast many people eat on Christmas morning。 After the gifts have been opened， the room will be tidied up except where the children are playing with their toys。 Everyone will wash and get dressed for the day。

Excellent! I"m expecting greater progress from you in writing。