A presentation about Spanish Christmas traditions.

1. Based on Celia M. D.’s presentation
Christmas
traditions in
Spain

2. Spain

3. Pola

4. TRADITIONS
At Christmas holiday
we raffle a lot of
money
Christmas
lottery
On December 22nd Children take balls with
numbers out of big drums that spin and sing
the numbers and prizes.
These children are always from the same
school, where there are students with few
resources.

5. TRADITIONS
It’s a representation of
the birth of Christ that
you put in your home
The Nativity
Scene
The Christmas
tree

6. TRADITIONS
It’s like a bun of sweet mass,
with candied fruit slices
around and filled with cream
Roscón
There is a bean inside. If you
find it, you pay for the bun.
There is also a small figure
and if you find it, you’ll be
lucky.

7. TRADITIONS
A type of sweet made of honey, egg whites, almonds and
hazelnuts.
Turrón

8. TRADITIONS
At 12:00 am, when the New Year starts we eat a grape with each
chime of the clock to have good luck each month in the year.
TWELVE GRAPES

9. The 3
Wise Men
After the Christmas parade, the 3 Wise men go to the
Town Hall to listen what the kids want for Christmas.
They bring presents on the night of January the 5th.
Before going to sleep, children usually leave
something
to eat for their camels.
(Nowadays, some children also get presents
from Santa Claus)

10. Christmas market
There is a market with a lot of food,
Christmas decorations…in the main
square of the city.

11. April Fools’ Day
On December 28th
We call it ‘Innocents Day’

12. Christmas decorations
LUCAS & MATEO

13. CELIA

14. NORA

15. SILVIA

16. But, we all have the
same traditions
Have fun And…
Be with our family Be with friends

17. Enjoy your
Holidays!

18. THE
END