How old are the kids usually in a Christmas story?

The kids in 'A Christmas Story' are typically around 9 to 10 years old.

The ages of the kids in the story vary. Some of the main characters are around 10 or 11 years old. It really depends on which specific kids you're referring to, but generally they're in that pre-teen age range.

In 'A Christmas Story', the kids were mostly around 9 to 12. Their age was significant in showing the typical childhood experiences and dreams during Christmas.

Santa Claus is always a main character. He is the one who brings presents. Also, the kids themselves are main characters, like the little boy or girl waiting for Santa's arrival.

They usually play together. They might have snowball fights, which is a common activity during the winter. They also talk about Christmas presents and share their hopes and dreams.

Kids usually tell the Easter story in a simple way. They might start with Jesus being a very good man. Then they say he was killed and then came back to life. They may use pictures or simple words to convey the story.

Often in 'ghost kids story', they end with the living characters either learning a valuable lesson about the past or the nature of the supernatural. The ghost kids may disappear once the living have acknowledged their existence or helped them in some way. In other cases, the stories might end on a spooky note, with the ghost kids still lingering and the threat of their presence remaining, leaving the reader or listener with a sense of unease.

Often, the prize in a Christmas story is presented as a surprise. It might be hidden under the Christmas tree and discovered on Christmas morning. For instance, in a classic story, a child wakes up to find a beautifully wrapped box containing the much - desired prize.

It's difficult to determine exactly how old the Christmas story is. It has evolved and been passed down through generations, with elements added and changed over time.

A Christmas Story was first released in 1983, so it's quite old now.