Christmas is coming... 

What are you going to do the on Christmas day?

I am so excited, I love Christmas! I like the Christmas air, the lights in the streets, the grilled chestnut stands, remembering the illusion* of my childhood. I love meeting with my family, parents, uncles, aunts and cousins. We used to celebrate this day in at my grandparents’ house, but now that they have passed away we meet us in at my uncle’s house. We miss so much the people don't already are who aren’t with us anymore and we try to remember the best of them. 

My mother and my aunts cooking for all the whole family and we are a lot of people. When the moment of the rings comes (a Spanish tradition) all of us try to keep silent but with so persons many people it's an impossible mission. Then Once we ate eat the twelve grapes, then come the kissing moment arrives and we are like spend ten minutes or more kissing the people on the cheek. A new year is starting and we desire to wish the others a happy year.

*One note: "Ilusión" en español puede significar "alegría, entusiasmo" pero en inglés significa que la niñez era ilusoria, como un sueño. Es más poético, me parece. Did you mean "excitement"?

Great job, Rocío! Let me know if you have any questions about the corrections.

Great work!

"Of" and your its features. What do you think about it?

    Notes: "Of" is a third person object, therefore "its" and not "yours."

One of the things I have been studying for the past few days

    Notes: "Have been" is correct, but one needs to use the "present perfect continuous" verb tense - "have been VERB-ing." This is used for something you have been doing continuously in the past and are still doing now.

    You can say "yesterday and today" but "the past two days" or "the past few days" is more fluid English. 

This preposition is the connection of the connects nouns making indicating a sense of the "belongs" "belonging" or as associated an association with quantity. Like there For example, next the following sentences: 

    Notes: In general, you are using noun phrases when they should be simple present tense verbs. "Is the connection of" can be substituted more simply with "connects."

The word "of" attaching attaches a noun to your its "owner" : The broken leg of the chair / The chair is the owner of the broken leg broked. (or, the leg that has been broken).

    Notes: Instead of the gerund "-ing" form, using the present tense, "attaches." Normally, we would just use the past participle "broken," but in this case, you can also describe what has happened to the leg, i.e., it "has/had been broken."

The word "of" supporting supports the numbers to your representation represented/indicated: Three (3) of the ducks were saved to from the fire of in the forest today this morning by the firefighters!

    Notes: You could also say: Three of the ducks were saved from the forest fire.

    Prepositions fixed. The ducks were saved. From what? The fire. Where was the fire? In the forest. By whom? The firefighters.

    You also don't need "today" because "this morning" already implies that it was today. 

Hope this helps! Good job!

Why read Fables to children?

Great start! 

Notes on corrections:

No need to capitalize fables.

Instead of the infinitive "To read," a more common construction in English is using the gerund form, "Reading." 

"Reflect on a particular thought" is a bit of a strange phrase in English. One can't really reflect on a thought, one has to reflect on a particular issue or topic. What are the children reflecting on specifically, the moral of the fables? I gave a few options here.

Shape is used more for a physical size or description of an object. I substituted "kind" here to specify a type of entertainment. 

The rest of the corrections are mostly related to correct prepositions and verb agreement.

Great job!