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Christmahanukwanzamadan
A High-Energy Holiday Sing-Along & Multicultural Winter Assembly for K–6

A joyful, school-wide holiday celebration filled with sing-alongs, movement, global traditions, and the perfect energy boost leading into winter break.

Music ✔ Movement ✔ Holiday Sing-Alongs ✔ Global Traditions ✔ And Yes… It Snows Indoors.

What Is Christmahanukwanzamadan?

A fun, inclusive, multicultural holiday celebration — with snow at the end!

Christmahanukwanzamadan is a high-energy holiday celebration filled with music, movement, sing-alongs, and stories from Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Ramadan, and other winter traditions. It’s joyful, inclusive, and perfect for K–6 — and yes… it ends with snow inside your school.

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⭐ Why Schools Love This Holiday Assembly

✔ High-energy holiday celebration that keeps students engaged
✔ Sing-alongs and movement built throughout the show
✔ Inclusive for all kids — multiple winter traditions represented
✔ Easy for schools — simple setup, works in gyms or cafeterias
✔ Perfect timing — ideal for the days leading into winter break

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Snowfall Finale

A magical indoor snowfall that turns your gym or cafeteria into a winter celebration. It’s the moment students talk about all year.

Traditions Around the World

Kids learn how Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Ramadan, and other winter holidays are celebrated through simple stories, music, and fun explanations.

Interactive Moments

Students stay engaged with call-and-response, movement activities, and chances to join in throughout the show — perfect for K–6 attention spans.

Holiday Sing-Alongs

Projected lyrics, upbeat music, clapping, movement, and full-school participation make the entire assembly feel like a festive holiday concert.

Uplifting Seasonal Message

A positive, inclusive message about kindness, community, and celebrating what makes each tradition unique — without emphasizing any one holiday.

Perfect For...

• Winter Celebrations
• December Assemblies
• Multicultural Events
• Holiday Parties

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What Schools Are Saying

“Our students absolutely LOVED it — and the snowstorm at the end was incredible!”

“Inclusive, upbeat, and perfect for December. Teachers and kids were glowing.”

Logistics at a Glance

Grades: K–6

Breakdown: About 20 minutes

Show Length: 45–50 minutes

Reset Between Shows: 10–15 minutes

Setup: 30-35 minutes

Audience: Flexible (gym, cafeteria, MPR)

Christmahanukwanzamadan is a multicultural holiday school assembly for K–6 that feels festive, fun, and totally inclusive. It’s a high-energy, sing-along style program where students learn about winter holidays from different cultures through music, storytelling, movement, and participation. It delivers the excitement of a holiday concert while keeping every child represented and engaged.

2. What can we do instead of a Christmas assembly that still feels festive?

Many schools want something that has the joyful energy of a Christmas assembly without focusing on just one tradition. Christmahanukwanzamadan was created exactly for that. It brings together music, stories, and holiday songs from several winter traditions so students still get that fun “holiday celebration” feeling, but in a way that’s fully inclusive of the entire school community.

3. Does Christmahanukwanzamadan include holiday songs and sing-alongs?

Yes. Holiday songs for kids, sing-alongs, clapping, movement, and interactive music moments happen throughout the entire show. Lyrics are projected so students can join in. Between songs, they learn how different holidays began, how people celebrate them, and how music fits into each tradition.

4. What holidays are covered in this multicultural holiday show?

The show highlights several winter and seasonal holidays including Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Ramadan, and other global traditions. Students learn who celebrates these holidays, where they came from, and some of the symbols, customs, and songs connected to each one.

5. Is this holiday assembly religious?

No. Even though the holidays themselves may have religious origins, the show presents them only through a historical and cultural lens. There is no theology, no worship, and no religious instruction of any kind. Each holiday is treated evenly and respectfully — no single tradition is highlighted or emphasized more than another. The focus is on understanding traditions, celebrating diversity, and promoting kindness and community during the season.

6. Is this a good pre–winter break assembly for the whole school?

Absolutely. Christmahanukwanzamadan was designed as a fun, rousing “send-off” before winter break. It brings the whole school together with music, movement, sing-alongs, and positive seasonal energy while still being educational. It works beautifully for combined K–6 audiences.

7. Do students get to participate in the show?

Yes. This is a fully interactive performance—students sing, clap, move, answer call-and-response, and join the performer throughout the show. It’s an energetic, engaging holiday celebration that keeps kids involved from start to finish.

8. Do you really make it snow inside the school?

Yes. 😉

9. What kind of space and setup is required for this holiday show?

The show works easily in gyms, cafeterias, and multipurpose rooms. We bring our own sound system and projection. Setup takes about 30 minutes, and breakdown about 20 minutes. There’s a short reset between back-to-back shows. Even if your space is tight or oddly shaped, we’ll adjust the staging to make it work.

10. How far in advance do schools book holiday assemblies like this?

December dates fill quickly because there are limited school days before winter break. Many schools reserve as early as September—or when planning the school year—to lock in their preferred date. If you see availability now, it’s a good idea to check right away.

Holiday Assembly -FAQs

1. What is a good holiday school assembly that’s fun AND inclusive?

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