Christmas is celebrated in many different ways around the world. The Hull in print news crew has been finding out how.

In Brazil, it doesn't snow because it's summer in December. Christmas dinner includes turkey, ham, coloured rice and vegetables.

In Australia, it's also summer. It's very hot, with temperatures of more than 30 degrees. At many beaches, Santa Claus arrives on a surf-board or a speedboat.

In China - Santa Claus is called Dun Che Lao Ren, which means Christmas Old Man. Trees are decorated with paper flowers.

In Sweden - Christmas lasts about a month. On each of the four Sundays before Christmas, a candle is lit on the Advent wreath, which is made from a stick decorated with white lichen and berries.

In America - Christmas is celebrated in a similar way to us. Children are told that Santa will come down the chimney, bringing presents and candles.

This month, we want you to send in your pictures of Christmas. Just create your design on A4 paper and send it, together with your name, address and age, to 'Art Competition', Hull Children's Fund, Municipal Buildings, Trippett Street, Hull HU2 8AA. Please send in your entries by 29 December 2006.

In October, we asked you to draw a picture of Hull Fair - and a big thank you to everyone who took part. The competition winner is Adam Day, age 9, who sent in this great picture . The runners-up will also get a prize.
Winner
Adam Day (age 9)
Runners-up
Kaitlyn Robson (age 4)
Kurt Staves (age 14)
Megan Gerrard (age 8)

Can you find the hidden words?

tree
tinsel
decorations
reindeer
lights
star
Christmas
turkey
snow
presents
Santa
angel