April Fools' Day in France is known as Poisson d'Avril, where people play jokes by sticking paper fish on each other's backs. The tradition originated from the Catholic tradition of eating fish instead of meat during Lent, with April 1st originally marking the end of Lent and start of the new year until the calendar changed to January 1st.

1. April fools day In France poisson d’ Avril By Kimberley O2

2. When it first started In catholic religion, Easter is the end of lent, when it is prohibited to eat meat, so people used to eat fish.

3. What Do They Do On April Fools Day ? On April Fools Day The Stick Fish On Each Others Backs For A Joke. Or They Tell Jokes Or Even Do Something Funny To Them. April The 1st Used To Be New-Years-Eve, But Then They Changed It To January 