The Best Christmas Present in the World

Who wrote the Christmas card found by Jim in the story?

• Jim's grandfather

• A soldier named Jim Macpherson

• A famous artist

• Jim himself

The story is set in a seaside town during ____________, which plays a significant role in the narrative.

Why did Jim initially dismiss the Christmas card as unimportant?

• He thought it was from a stranger

• He didn't like Christmas cards

• He thought it was damaged beyond repair

• He didn't believe in the Christmas spirit

In the story, Jim finds a ____________ card inside the tin box, which holds a connection to World War I.

What does the word "trenches" refer to in the story?

• A type of pastry

• Deep holes in the ground used for shelter during wartime

• A group of soldiers

• A kind of farm tool

What is the meaning of the word "rendezvous" as used in the chapter?

• A secret meeting or gathering

• A delicious dessert

• type of gift

• A place where soldiers rest

What do you think is the most important theme in the chapter "The Best Christmas Present in the World"?

• The importance of preserving history and memories

• The significance of small acts of kindness

• The impact of war on people's lives

• The joy of discovering hidden treasures

Jim found the Christmas card in a hidden ___________ behind his house.

If you were to send a message back in time to a soldier during World War I, what would it say, and why?

Draw a picture of Christmas Tree