The document lists various holidays celebrated in different countries and cultures, including Christmas, Father's Day, April Fool's Day, Halloween, Valentine's Day, New Year, Nauryz, Victory Day, Mother's Day, Independence Day, and Republic Day. It provides more details about April Fool's Day, noting that English children enjoy playing jokes and tricks on this day, even on their teachers. It also provides more information about St. Valentine's Day, describing how people send Valentine's cards to those they love on February 14th, often without signing them so the recipient has to guess who sent it. Finally, it discusses the spring holiday of Nauryz celebrated in Kazakhstan on March 22nd, where people from villages
8. April Fool’s Day
April Fool’s Day is
on the 1st of
April. English
children like this
day very much.
They play jokes
and tricks on
other people, even
on teachers.
9. St. Valentine’s day
On the 14th of February
there is St. Valentine’s Day.
People send Valentine’s cards
to someone they love. Usually
they don’t sing them – you
must guess who sent cards to
you.
10.
11. The holiday of spring is called Nauryz in
Kazakhstan.
On March 22-nd people from villages
come to cities to celebrate Nauryz.
Nowadays Nauryz is celebrated by
everybody in the country irrespective of
religion, nationality and age.
Families,
help
one
another
on
constructing a “yurt” wish is the
Traditional Kazakh home.
