The document describes several Christmas traditions in Spain. It notes that families have dinner together on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day and celebrate Jesus' birth on December 25th. It also mentions New Year's Eve traditions of eating grapes and ringing in the new year with family. The Three Wise Men are said to visit children on January 6th bringing gifts. Additional traditions include setting up nativity scenes with figures of Jesus' birth and decorating Christmas trees with gifts underneath.

1. CHRISTMAS
MARTA
RISUEÑO
GARZÓN 1B.

2. 24th OF DECEMBER
• On 24th of December , I
have dinner with my
family ,it’s very funny!.

3. 25th OF DECEMBER
• On 25th of December ,
Christmas is celebrated
because Jesus was born and
Santa Claus is coming.

4. 31 OF DECEMBER
• On 31th December I’m
dinner with my family, It’s
very funny !
• Every years I eat grapes
to celebrate the new year.

5. 6th OF JANUARY
• The 6th of January is a
very especial day , specially
for the children , because
the three wise men come.

6. THE CHRISTMAS Bethlehem
• Bethlehem is one of the most
important traditions in Spain.
• In Spain it is tradition to put all the
pieces of Jesus birth because he
was born on December 25th and so,
we have to put Jesus in the manger.

7. THE CHRISTMAS TREE
• In Spain it is traditional to
decorate the Christmas
tree. Another tradition is
to put gifts under the tree.

8. SANTA CLAUS
• Santa Claus is known for
his two names: Santa
Claus and St. Nicholas.
• Santa Claus comes at night
from 24th to 25th
December to bring gifts to
our house.

9. THE THREE WISE MEN
• The three Wise Men are:
• Melchor.
• Gaspar.
• Baltasar.