5. (electricity) lights and toys. In some shops in London, for example at Harrods or at Selfridges, shop windows at Christmas are real works of art and one can see all fairy-tale 6character) there. In the UK 7.(child) hang Christmas stockings on 8.(they) beds or on the Christmas tree on the 24th of December and wait for presents. They believe that Santa Claus will fill their stockings with sweets, toys, nuts and tangerines . Santa Claus 9.(travel) in his sleigh pulled by reindeer and he 10.(get) into the house through the chimney . Everybody knows Santa 11.(have) a sweet tooth so people usually leave cookies and milk for 12.(he) on the fire place and some carrots for his reindeer as they also get tired after such a long journey from the North Pole. There is a tradition to sing carols in the streets on the 24th and 25th of December. In this way children collect money f or 13.(differ) charity funds.