St. James Parish, Cooperstown, Grade 5:
If I would make up a christmas song, it would be kind of like
Silent night only it would be faster. It would include the way
Jesus was born and Mary and Joseph on way to bethlehem, also I
would put in when the man from the inn said it was full, but
showed them the way to the stable and how they let such a special
person be born in a barn. - Danaille Brouchard
Ss Peter & Paul School, Hortonville, Grade 6:
It would have to be a religious song, mixed with some rock. I
would use all the kinds of saxophones , a piano, a couple flutes
and some bells. It would be about how Jesus is the King of all
Kings. - Courtney Leeman
Sacred Heart, Manawa, Grade 3:
Silent night the moon is bright. Silent night the day is bright.
Silent night the night is nice. Silent night the stars are
bright. I chose this song because I thought that He would like
it. - Lindsey Krauss
CHRISTMAS ROCKS!!! CHRISTMAS ROCK!!! BABY! BABY! CHRISTMAS
ROOOOOCK! - Dylan Krause
Jesus Rocks, Jesus Rocks. Ya Baby! - Mitchell Nichadem
Silent Night holy bright nights are heavenly cause it's really
turning night. Nights are very heavenly and bright, sweet and
calm, sweet and heavenly peace, nights are sweet and nice! They
are beautiful and bright, they look nice! Christmas is the best
in the West!!! I wrote the song in my own words containing Silent
Night! I like silent Night because it's pretty and beautiful. -
Brittany Baldwin
Holy Trinity School, Casco, Grade 3:
Santa and his Reindeer. Joy to the world. Lets have some fun,
riding on our reindeer, go Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen,
Coment, Cupid, Donder and Blitzen. Hurry before the time runs
out. Santa will tell us how fast you are. Maybe you can beat your
old record. Har-ray. Yes we're here. Santa did the reindeer beat
their old record? Yes. They did. Har-ray. Har-ray they beat their
old records. Way to go to go guys, you did it, you did it, ya you
did it. - Amy LeFevre
My Carol would be about what realy happened a long time ago. What
Mary and Joseph saw and heard that special night. They trusted in
God. My song would have drum, trumpet, piano and gutiar. -
Jacqueline Baudhuin
St. Anthony School, Oconto Falls, Grade 5:
It would be about sheperds and kings coming to Baby Jesus. I
think it is a beautiful story of my faith. - Michael Poradek
The Jamican Christmas Rap. It would have a Jamican Island beat.
The best instruments would be bongo drums, steelpans, trombones,
and saxaphones. It would be a song about no snow in Jamaica so
Santa had to swing through the trees. - Ben Nielsen
It would be called "Christmas in the Country." It would be
country music with guitar, piano, violin, and harmonica. It would
be slow and be about the families coming to my house. - Teri
Malingowski
It would deal with the birth of Jesus. I wouldn't be positive on
the title until I wrote the song. The carol would be religious. I
would write it because it would deal with the true meaning of
Christmas. - Jonathan Beaumia
St. Francis de Sales, Manitowoc, Grade 2:
It would be about Santa and his workshop. The instruments would
be violin and piano. - Sarah Olson
If I wrote my own carol, they would be Jingle Bells and Grandma
Got Ran Over by a Reindeer. The instruments for the music would
be a piano and a flute. - Calvin Pautz
It would be about Santa Claus. The instrument for the music would
be a saxaphone. - Jeffrey De Meyer
It would be about bellls. The instruments for the music would be
a piano. - Emily Bouril
It would be about Jesus. The instruments for the music would be
the flute and the clarinet. My favorite Christmas carol is Rudolf
because he has a red nose and he's funny. - Tiffany Bowring
Holy Cross School, Kaukauna, Grade 5:
To the tune of Deck The Halls. Deck the manger with fancy
ribbons, Fa la la la la la la la la. Little Christ Jesus is being
born, Fa la la la la la la la la. With all the animals around
him, Fa la la la la la la la la. With all the angels singing, Fa
la la la la la la la la. - Richard Heinritz
The tune of "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star." Twinkle! Twinkle! I'm
a star. How I wonder who He is? Up above the stable barn Like a
diamond in the sky. Twinkle! Twinkle! I'm a star How I wonder who
He is? - Stephanie Dercks
Tune to "Noel". On Christmas day I did hear that Jesus was born
in Bethlehem. In Beth-le-hem, He was born in Beth-le-hem. I heard
Mary say that this was the King. He was so sweet in Mary's arms.
He was born in Beth-le-hem. He is the King of Angels. - Lindsay
Brick
It would be a religious song. The tune would be "Rudolph the Red
Nose Reindeer." And how Jesus was born in the little town of
Bethlehem, in a far away land, long ago. I could not forget Mary
& Joseph. - Troy Diedrich
The tune of "I'm a Little Teapot" I saw Jesus. He was tiny. I was
shocked, He was crying. I saw Mary, She was happy. She was
smiling and I was crying. I saw Joseph. He was smiling. He was
praying then I did too. - Kristie Giordana
The tune of Deck The Halls. Jesus has been born fa la la la la
la. Deck the Baby with blankets fa la la la la la. Praise our
King with our gifts fa la la la la la. Sing the songs of Jesus
birth fa la la la la la. - Cathy Rietveld
It'd be through baby Jesus' eyes. I think it would be different
than other Christmas songs. I always thought it would be neat. "I
hope you have Happy and Merry Christmas and a great New Year"
would be the saying at the end. - Marissa Vande Voort
Jesus was born in Bethlehem. One Dec. 25, on that evening Mary
and Joseph were so very happy. He became our savior and our King.
He died and resurrected for me and you. He opened the gates of
heaven. You and I can live with him for forever. To the tune of
"Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer." - Jordin Van De Hey
The Tune of Jingle Bells: Jesus is Jesus is. He is our Savior. He
is blest as our King and He loves us all. O Jesus is, Jesus is.
He is our Savior. He loves us and we love Him. O Lord how that
star shone! O how I said that He loves us. Well, I love Him too!
- Kaylee Rentmeester
To the tune of "Up on the Housetop." In a manger in Bethlehem,
Jesus Christ our Savior is born. He has come from Heaven above,
To bring peace, joy, and love. Jesus Christ came to earth that
day. And gave us the 1st Christmas day. - Angela Ebben
Tune of "What Child Is This" Oh, why did I travel with Joseph and
Mary? On this long journey we couldn't find an inn. We found a
stable barn and He was born. There came shepherds and wisemen to
honor this baby. They knelt and prayed in front of this baby. He
was named Jesus and saved the world from sin. - Andy Vosters
It would be about Jesus' birth, from the innkeeper's point of
view. It would be a religious song. It would have many
instruments in it. He would tell about how he felt when he had to
tell Mary, Joseph and Jesus to stay in the stable. - Becky
Meulemans
Jesus was born under the stable barn. Jesus Christ is born today!
Let's go see the babe right now. Jesus Christ is born today! As
he grows up he plays and sleeps. Jesus Christ is born today! He
suffered for us on the Cross. Jesus Christ is born today! Jesus
Christ is born - today! - Justin Daufman
The Snow is Falling: The snow is falling, the stars are shining,
while Jesus is laying in the manger. The shepherds and wiseman
are on their way. And the Little Drummer Boy plays his song for
Jesus. While the snow is still falling for Him, letting everyone
know a King has been born! - Ben Meyerhofer
St. Bernadette, Appleton, Grade 4:
My song would be about getting and giving gifts. It would also be
about peace not war. - Jenna Collen
I would write a new country song about Christmas trees. You would
play the song with violins, clarinets, baritones, and trumpets. -
Danielle Lynch
My song would be rock-n-roll. The instruments would be an
electric guitar, electric piano and drums. It would be about
Christmas morning because I like Christmas morning the best. -
Danny Murphy
My song's title would be called Christmas List. It would have two
instruments that are drums and piano. The style would be rock. It
would be about the toys I want for Christmas and the problems
they have getting to me in Santa's sled. - Zach Wettstein
It's marching type and fast. It's about Santa, Snow and Santa's
elfs... The instruments are bass drum, trumpet. Piccolo, alto sax
and contra bassoon. - Tommy Mauthe
My song is about snowmen because sometimes I think snowmen are
real. The instruments I would use are a Keyboard, three electric
guitars and a huge set of drums. - Kristopher Harkins
My song is about deer in the woods. It is a blues song. The
instruments in it are the tuba, recorder and French horn. -
Kendall Vosters
"Peaceful Are The Stars." I choose this song to be about stars
because I think they're so beautiful when they sparkle and shine.
- Mandy Bigalke
I would make up a new song called Snowflakes Falling because I
like watching them fall to the ground. It would be a jazz song
with a saxophone, trumpet and a electric keyboard playing. - Dana
DeYoung
I think jazz would be interesting with guitar, saxophone and
violin. It would be neat because the song would be fun but also
be telling people that Jesus has come. My song would be called
"Under This Star There is A Gift." - Emily Ehlert
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Assumption BVM, Pulaski, Grade 5:
My Christmas carol would be about someone singing in the snow. I
was thinking about the "Singing In The Rain" because I like the
song. My song would be a folk song. I would have pianos, flutes
and clarinets. - Danielle Schmidt
"Santa Got Caught In A Blizzard" It would be about Santa because
he is a popular person to be in songs. The type of song it would
be is pop. The instruments that would be best to use are the
guitar, the keyboard, and the drums. - Samantha Smurawa
"Christmas in Hollywood." I would want it to be rock because rock
music is my favorite. It would be about a snowy and cold day.
Actors and actresses would not be prepared because it barely
snows. - Tim Smurawa
My Christmas carol would be about the true meaning of Christmas.
It would be my way of reminding people that love, peace, giving,
and Jesus Christ being born is the true meaning of Christmas. It
would be a religious theme with a saxophone and piano playing
soft, peaceful music. - Beth McMahon
My Christmas carol would be about Jesus and his mother. It would
be about that so little kids could dance to it. The type of music
would be jazz. The instruments would be piano, guitar, drums and
a saxophone. - Kimberly Uelmen
I would write about reindeer because I like Santa's reindeer. It
would be a folk song. A harmonica, guitar, and piano would play
the song. - Danny Lotter
My Christmas carol would be about a baby being held by his
mother. His mother named him Jesus. I think it would sound right.
It would be religious because I am religious. I would use a
piano, flute, and a guitar. - Anne Moore
I would write about my cat because I like the way she looks. It
would be a pop song. I would use these instruments, some drums
and a piano. - Briana LaPlante
I would choose stars because I like the way they shine. My
Christmas carol would be a folk song. The instruments I would use
would be a flute, piano, snare drum and xylophone - Laura
Szymanski
It would be about the Nativity because it is about Jesus being
born more than anything else. The kind of music would be classic.
The instruments used would be, bass drum, piano, flute, and
violin. - Nicholas Hoppock
(It) would be about a horse, because I love horses. I have one
horse, and his name is Blue. He is paint. I love my horse. I
would use a piano. It would be a folk song. - Skylier
King-Whitney
(It) would be about candy. The type of carol would be pop. The
instruments I would use are guitar, and drums. I would be a
singer with a microphone - Tyler Wichmann
(It) is about dogs. It would be about dogs because I like dogs.
It would be a rap song. The instruments I would use would be
drums, piano, guitar, a flute, I would use a trumpet, and I would
also use cymbals. - Tanner Wojcik
(It) would be about Santa Claus. We would sing songs. The sound
of the music would be country music. The instruments would be
drums and a guitar. We would get to sing in a microphone. We
would be in a group and pass the microphone. - Celina Kaliesif
It would be a Christmas Pop song. It would have 4 beats to a
measure, and four minutes and 22 seconds long. My song's name
would be, "It's All About Christmas." It would use a
techno-board, electric guitar, and drums. - Daniel Conant
My Christmas Carol is Shining Star. I would have my song be
Christian music. The instruments would be drums, piano, flute,
bells and three singers; Beth, Lori and me, Kristin Holewinski.
My mother, Lois Holewinski, would be the director. - Kristin
Holewinski
(It) would be about snow. Snow is so fluffy. It would be a
Country song. The instruments I would use are guitar, piano,
harp, drums, and a clarinet. I would call it... "The Snow Globe."
I hope everyone would buy my song. - Sara Ladowski
Holy Martyrs School, Green Bay, Grade 5:
I would write a Christmas carol about Jesus' birth because it's
Christmas and it's a special day. It would be a religious carol
because Christmas is a religious day. It would be played by
piano, guitar, tambourine, string bass and singing - Matt
Skaletski
It would be about when Jesus was born in the manger. Also, it
would include when the angel told Mary she was going to have
Jesus and when Mary visited her cousin. It would be about that
because I find it amazing. - Katarina Kuehl
It would be about Jesus when he suffered and died for us.
Everyone is supposed to know about Jesus because he opened the
gates of heaven. It would be a religious song. The best
instrument that would be in it would be the guitar. - Katie
Phillips
It would be about the Nativity Scene. It would probably be a
folksong. I think a flute would be nice accompaniment. It would
say something about the Lord's gentle coo and the cow's moo - Joe
Bomber
Holy Martyrs School, Grade 4:
I would write about the birth of baby Jesus because he is what
Christmas is all about. I think Jesus is a big influence on us.
He also died for us and that was hard to do. We should praise
him. - Kendall Thielke
If I wrote a folk song it would be called, "Why Jesus Died." -
Alex Marchand
It would be about Santa and his reindeer coming and delivering
presents to everyone and Rudolph leading the way. I would have a
clarinet and a French horn as the instruments because they sound
good together. - Janna Eckert
It would be about the manger, Mary and Joseph and the three
kings. It would be a rap song. I would use an electric guitar
since it makes me happy - Joel Gauthier
(It) is called "Christmas." It is a religious song. A good
accompaniment would be flute, violin, and piano. I chose these
instruments because the flute has a sweet sound, the violin is
soft and smooth, and the piano because I play piano. - Savannah
Carr
(It) would be Worship the King. It would be a religious song.
The music would be made by drums. People would like the song
because they could clap, sing, and have joy in making the noise
and still praise God - Nick Molzahn
My song would be about praise. The instrument that would play it
is a guitar. When people hear it they will feel like praising
God. The song will have all different aspects about the Nativity.
- Joshua Ronsman
It would be called, "Oh Lord! Oh Lord!" because Jesus was born.
The instruments would be a flute and piccolo. It would be
religious rock - Kelsey Du Bois
It would be traditional and religious. It would be a medley. The
medley would be Silent Night and We Three Kings of Orient Are.
Good instruments would be a piano and flute. - Tori Martin
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