Christmas in my Country, a presentation made by 7th graders Patricija and Anamarija.
Presentation is made as an activity in the eTwinning project: Guess which country I come from.
Christmas In Poland
The presentation was prepared by the students from Anna Vasa school in Golub-Dobrzyń as a part of Comenius Project We Guide Our Partners
Christmas In Poland
The presentation was prepared by the students from Anna Vasa school in Golub-Dobrzyń as a part of Comenius Project We Guide Our Partners
CHRISTMAS TRADITIONS AROUND THE WORLD.pdfIQRA ANSARI
CHRISTMAS TRADITIONS AROUND THE WORLD
THE MOST CURIOUS CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS IN THE WORLD
With the arrival of Christmas comes that time of the year to decorate the house with lights, put up the Christmas tree and sing Christmas carols. And what do they do in other countries? In this article, you can discover the traditions of other parts of the world.
Christmas the typical tradition for the Spanish may seem strange to others, but the ones I bring you today will also surprise you. Here you will discover the most curious Christmas customs and traditions in the world, it is very interesting to know the celebrations depending on the country. Surely more than one of the ones that I am going to tell you about, let's go there!
Christmas traditions around the world
Although it is hard for us to believe, many Spanish Christmas traditions are not celebrated equally in the rest of the planet. There are even countries that don't even celebrate Christmas and others that take the opportunity to eat up to 12 different dishes on Christmas Eve (although we almost do it too). Do you want to know more about these curiosities? Keep reading and I'll tell you.
1. The “Santa Claus” of the Netherlands and Belgium – Sinterklaas
Did you know that Santa Claus does not come to the Netherlands? On December 5, Sinterklass rides with his assistant Zwarte Piet through the country, distributing gifts and sweets. According to what they say, 3 weeks before Sinterklaas leaves Spain and arrives at the Dutch port. Lately, the last Saturday of November arrives where that afternoon the children leave a letter at the door of the house with what they want and the next day they find sweets and chocolates. And on December 5, if they have been good, they will be able to open their gifts and celebrate that day with their family. Moral of the story: the Dutch love to eat chocolate.
On the other hand, Christmas day is very important for Catholics, many families go to church and the same thing happens in Belgium.
2 . Christmas Day in Ukraine and Russia
When is Christmas exactly? It is always on December 24, right? In principle, yes, but not in all countries. For some Orthodox Christians, it is January 6, which happens in Ukraine, Christmas Day is a traditional holiday with 12 different wishes, one for each of Jesus' apostles. In Ukraine they receive gifts on New Year's Day, in Russia Christmas is on January 7th. Oh, and Christmas trees in Ukraine might look more like Halloween, as they are covered in spider webs and fake spiders.
Neither Santa Claus nor Saint Nicholas comes here as in many Eastern countries, in Russia Ded Moroz and Snegurochka come. During Christmas, they eat a lot, sing and of course, the Christmas tree cannot be missing, the only different thing is the different dates since their calendar is based on the Julian calendar and not the Gregorian one.
3. Christmas markets in Germany
3. Christmas markets in Germany
Christmas is one of the most beautiful times of the year to
This presentation is made by three hard-working seventh graders, Antonija, Patricija and Anamarija. Presentation is a part of eTwinning project - Guess which country we come from.
Pupils had to find out interesting facts about Scotland on their own and present their findings to their classmates. This PPt was made and presented by David Stolnik and Patrik Kefelja.
A PPT made by Filip Stankus.
Pupils had to find out interesting facts about Scotland on their own. This presentation was made and presented by Filip Stakus.
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3. In Slavonia, one of
our regions, on the
day of St. Barbara
people start preparing
for Christmas. It is
usual to have a lot of
guests coming to your
home.
The host usually
brings Slavonian
sausage, to treat his
guests.
4. St. Nicholas
Celebrated on 6th of
December.
It is believed that if we
put the clean boots in
the window and if we
have been good -
Saint Nicholas will
bring gifts to us.
But if we were
naughty Krampus will
pay us a visit.
5. In some areas, folks
hide under their
windows and rattle
with chains and
scare children who
belive that Krampus is
passing by.
That is the way to
motivate children to
be good next
year.
6. Saint Lucia Celebrated the 13th of
December .
On Saint Lucia, girls take 12
pieces of paper. They write
the names of 11 boys on the
papers. One paper is left
empty. Every day (until
Christmas’ Eve) girls draw
one piece of paper and burn
it.
On the last paper should be a
name of her future husband.
If the last paper is empty – a
girl will not get married next
year.
7. ADVENT
Advent begins four
Sundays before
Christmas.
Advent wreath is one
symbol. People put a one
wreath on the door.
At the time of Advent,
there are no weddings or
arger celebrations.
11. CHRISTMAS
For Christmas there
are a lot of cakes and
our local delicacies on
the table. Such as:
Dalmatian prosciutto,
ham, French salad,
cheese, wine, turkey,
pork, cake and many
other cakes. People
usually have lunch or
dinner with their
families.
12.
13. New Year's Eve
All are ready for New
Year's celebration.
Many await the New
Year on the squares
with concerts by
famous singers or at
home with the sound
of a firecrackers.
17. ČAZMA
Christmas Story in Čazma began in 2002. They
now have 1.500.00, or a million and a half lights.
They form a magnificent oasis of light and the
unique atmosphere of Christmas.
18. THIS IS HOW CHRISTMAS IS
CELEBRATED AT OUR SCHOOL !!!!
19. NEW YEAR
In small village Fužine there is an interesting
tradition: the New Year is welcomed at noon with
folk songs, sausages and many happy
tourists.