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This document discusses interculturalism and the benefits of understanding other cultures. It then summarizes an exchange project between a school in Poland and one in Spain where students shared information about their towns and important holidays and traditions, including Christmas.
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The document describes several Christmas traditions in Catalonia, Spain. It discusses the nativity scene known as the "Pessebre" and characters included. It then outlines numerous December and early January celebrations and traditions, including Advent calendars, secret Santa, Christmas Eve dinner, caroling, eating specific foods on Christmas, Boxing Day, Innocent's Day pranks, New Year's Eve celebrations with grapes at midnight, characters like "Fumera" and the "Page", and Epiphany traditions like the "Riding of the Kings" parade and receiving gifts from the Three Wise Men on January 6th.
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Advent lasts four weeks before Christmas Eve and is when Spanish families prepare their homes for Christmas by decorating trees and nativity scenes. On Christmas Eve, families have dinner and attend midnight mass before exchanging gifts. They celebrate New Year's Eve by eating 12 grapes at midnight while watching celebrations in Puerta del Sol square. On January 6th, children find gifts left by the Three Wise Men and have lunch with their families.
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In the Alt Berga region of Spain, on December 24th people from two villages carry torches up mountains and make bonfires in the village square, where they dance and eat cake and wine. Children believe that the "Tió", a log with legs, gives them presents after they hit it with sticks. On Christmas Eve, families typically eat seafood and fish with nougat for dessert. Many set up nativity scenes and Christmas trees, though the latter is a more recent tradition. On Christmas Day soup with pasta and chicken or turkey with prunes and pine nuts are eaten. On New Year's Eve, people eat 12 grapes at midnight for good luck in the new year, either at home or in the town
Christmas traditions in Barcelona
Christmas traditions in Barcelona, an activity from the eTwinning project "Trails around Europe".
Come to Barcelona and enjoy Christmas with us!
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3. Students learned about other cultures, had their questions answered, and gained a global perspective through this visual journaling project.
CHRISTMAS IN SPAIN
In Spain, Christmas is celebrated with public feasting and decorations in the streets. Preparations start early as people go shopping and decorate their homes. The nativity scene is an important symbol seen in public squares and houses. Christmas lottery draws are also a big tradition. The traditional Christmas Eve meal is enjoyed with family, and gifts are opened on Epiphany on January 6th. People celebrate the midnight service by walking the streets with music and celebrating well into the night.
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“Christmas around the world”: Students have surfed the internet to look for customs and traditions in different countries related to Christmas celebrations around the world.Traditional Festival and Celebrations. Spain
This document provides information about Spain, the town of Los Corrales de Buelna in Cantabria, Spain, and the San Juan Bautista - La Salle school located there. It summarizes that Spain is a country located on the Iberian Peninsula in southwestern Europe, bordered by France, Portugal and the Mediterranean Sea. Los Corrales de Buelna has a population of 12,000 and is located 39 km from the capital of Cantabria, Santander. The San Juan Bautista - La Salle school teaches students from preschool through higher education and celebrates the feast of Saint Cecilia with a concert given by traditional Cantabrian musician Marcos Bárcena
Spain. Traditional Festival and Celebrations
This document provides information about Spain, a town called Los Corrales de Buelna located in Spain, and a school in that town called San Juan Bautista - La Salle. It gives details about the location and population of Spain and Los Corrales de Buelna. It describes San Juan Bautista - La Salle as a state-aided primary and secondary school founded in 1890 that has experienced increasing diversity in students. It then shares specifics about several events and celebrations that took place at the school.
Christmas in spain
We receive presents on Christmas (December 25th) and Epiphany (January 6th). On Christmas Eve and Epiphany Eve, children are given presents by Santa Claus or the three wise men after being told whether they were naughty or nice that year. In Spain, families exchange gifts in the morning on these holidays and nougat candy is a Christmas tradition. People decorate trees and sofas with wrapped gifts and parades feature Santa Claus and the wise men throwing gifts to children. As children, people believe these gift-givers are real but grow to understand their parents put the gifts there.
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The document describes several festivals and traditions celebrated in Igualada, Catalonia, including The Three King's Eve in January, Els Tres Tombs parade on January 17th, Carnival celebrations before Easter, Sant Jordi's Day on April 23rd honoring lovers, summer festivals from June to August with activities like fireworks and concerts, the Chestnut Festival on All Saint's Eve, mushroom collecting in autumn, and Christmas traditions like the nativity scene and the magic log El Tió.
Spain - Festivals and traditions
The document describes several festivals and traditions celebrated in Igualada, Catalonia, including The Three King's Eve in January, Els Tres Tombs parade in mid-January, Carnival celebrations before Easter, Sant Jordi's Day on April 23rd honoring lovers, summer festivals from June to August with fireworks, balloons, giants and devils, the Chestnut Festival on All Hallow's Eve, mushroom collecting in autumn, Christmas traditions like nativity scenes and the magic log El Tió, and finally New Year's celebrations.
Navidad En EspañA
Spanish Christmas celebrations last from December 1st through January 6th. Families put up lights and Christmas trees on December 1st. On December 24th, families have a seafood and roast lamb dinner together and sing carols. They exchange gifts and eat 12 grapes at midnight on New Year's Eve for good luck in the new year. On January 5th, there are parades welcoming the Three Wise Kings, who throw sweets to people and leave presents for children.
Christmas in Catalonia, Spain
This document describes various Christmas traditions celebrated in Spain, including decorating homes and streets, eating special foods, and observing religious and cultural holidays. Key events mentioned are decorating Christmas trees on December 25th; celebrating Saint Esteve on December 26th, Fool's Day on December 28th, New Year's Eve on December 31st, and the arrival of the Three Wise Men who bring gifts on January 5th. The document provides details on associated foods, characters, and activities for each celebration.
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The document summarizes Spanish Christmas and New Year's traditions:
Families have dinner together on Christmas Eve and attend midnight mass. On Christmas Day, they celebrate Jesus' birthday by singing carols, preparing dinner, and putting up nativity scenes. On New Year's Eve, families have dinner and celebrate the new year at midnight by eating 12 grapes. They party in the streets until late. On New Year's Day, families have lunch together and eat foods like suckling pig and lamb. On January 5th, children go out to welcome the Three Wise Men. On January 6th, the Three Wise Men bring presents and families have breakfast together with a bread called "Roscón" that sometimes contains small gifts inside
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The document summarizes Spanish Christmas and New Year's traditions. It describes families having dinner together on Christmas Eve and attending midnight mass. On Christmas Day, there are celebrations for Jesus' birthday including singing carols, preparing dinner, and setting up nativity scenes. New Year's Eve involves a family dinner and eating 12 grapes at midnight to welcome the new year. On New Year's Day, families have lunch together eating foods like suckling pig and lamb. On January 5th, children go into the streets to welcome the Three Wise Men. On January 6th, the Three Wise Men bring presents that children open in the morning after having breakfast of Roscón pastry that sometimes contains small gifts inside.
Christmas traditions in portugal
This document discusses Christmas traditions in Portugal, focusing on family, religion, decorations, and gastronomy. It describes how families gather to share meals and open gifts together. It also mentions attending midnight mass or Christmas morning mass, as well as common decorations like Christmas trees, cribs, lights and candles. Specific Portuguese dishes that are traditionally served for Christmas supper include boiled codfish, octopus, Bolo Rei cake, sweet rice, filhoses, and rabanadas. The document aims to share these cultural aspects of celebrating Christmas in Portugal.
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- 6. This is our church. We go to the church every Sunday.
- 7. This is our shop, we do the shopping there.
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- 21. The End :)
- 22. Marry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2009
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