Once upon a time there was 2 young 10 year old children named Jack and Julie who were twins and they loved Christmas. It is the most wonderful time of the year they say! Jack and Julie were so excited for christmas this year. They love to laugh and spend time with family especially around the holidays. They told Santa at the mall they wanted this christmas to be the best Christmas ever.
It was December 24th, Christmas Eve. Jack and Julie were all snug in their beds. Suddenly Santa had arrived, this year Santa wanted to make Jack and Julie’s Christmas extra special. He left Jack and Julie a scavenger hunt to find their presents. He left them clues around the house for them to search for their presents.
It was finally December 25th, Christmas morning. Jack and Julie were up at 6:00am racing each other to the living room to open their presents and they were pretty disappointed when they noticed there wasn’t any presents under the tree for them to open. But then they realized that Santa left them a note telling them about the scavenger hunt and then they took the clues and were off!
Each clue had their name written on it for whose present was hidden. It also described where the present was hidden and gave hints where to find it. They were running all throughout the house full of laughter and cheer, they found presents in every corner they looked. The twins never want the fun to end. They have been searching for a long time and they were both on their last clue. Jack and Julie were both hoping their last clue was the present they wanted the most. Julie wanted the a barbie doll and Jack wanted a new remote control car. They looked everywhere and this clue was so hard they looked up and down throughout the house and finally they both found their favourite Christmas present sitting in behind the Christmas tree.
A couple hours later they were finally done finding all their Christmas presents. Jack and Julie told their mother that it was the best Christmas yet and they couldn’t wait to see what Santa would come up with next year! Merry Christmas!
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