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Max's Christmas

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Max, a small white dog wearing a Santa hat and candy cane PJs crouches next to a lighted Christmas tree looking at a white dog Santa Claus filling stockings. Caption. Guess what, Max!

On Christmas Eve, Max asks many questions about Santa Claus. His sister Ruby's exasperated response is usually "Because!" Late that night, Max sneaks downstairs to wait for Santa. When Santa arrives, Max pesters him with questions too, and gets the same "Because!" When Ruby finds Max asleep near the tree the next morning, she is curious and begins asking questions. All Max says is "Because!" Animated version, based on the book by Rosemary Wells.

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Runtime: 4 minutes 52 seconds

Topic: Literature, Social Science
Subtopic: Animal Stories, Children's Literature, Christmas, Wells, Rosemary
Grade/Interest Level: Ps - 2
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Release Year: 1988
Producer/Distributor: Weston Woods Studios
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Old-fashioned radio rests on a wooden ledge next to a plate of Christmas tree and smiley faces cookies.

Still image from: Bluey Christmas Eve With Veranda Santa

Woman and man wearing Santa hats use sign language. Woman makes a claw shape with 1 hand towards a cookie she's holding in the other. Text below reads, Cookie.

Book cover shows an illustration of a duck in a Santa hat standing on a porch decorated with Christmas lights on a snowy winter night. Text reads, “Click, Clack, Ho! Ho! Ho! By Doreen Cronin and Betsy Lewin.”

Color illustration of a red fox standing at the bank of a pond filled with fish. Caption. And he had a terrible thought.

Man faces camera, holding his closed fists up and out on either side of his face. Caption. in February, we have President's Day.

Still image from: How to Catch an Elf

Aerial closeup of a person's hands drawing on a piece of paper. 1 hand holds a black pen and traces over a pencil drawing of striped bubble letters that read, "Happy holidays."

Black and white sketch of a decorated Christmas tree with a shining star on top and presents underneath. Title card reads, "How to Draw and Paint." Text below reads, "How to Draw a Christmas Tree. Art Lesson by Michael Thoenes."

Aerial closeup of a hand using a black pen to trace over a pencil sketch of reindeer pulling Santa Claus in his sleigh.