Children in England leave stockings by the fireplace for Father Christmas and leave mince pies and brandy for him to eat. They write letters asking for presents. Christmas markets are popular in Germany where people buy food and toys, and the Christmas tree tradition originated there. In Australia, Christmas falls in summer so people celebrate on the beach and children sing carols.

2. Christmas in England
 Children leave
stockings by the
fireplace for the
presents

3. Christmas in England
 Children usually leave mince pies and
brandy for Father Christmas to eat and
drink
 Children write letters
to Father Christmas or
Santa Claus and ask for
the presents they want.

4. Christmas in Germany
 Christmas in Germany is
very cold and snowy
 Germany is famous for
Christmas traditions
 The Christmas Tree
tradition started in
Germany

5. Christmas in Germany
 Christmas markets are
famous in Germany at
Christmas. People
go there to buy food
and toys.

6. Christmas in Australia
 In Australia Christmas is
in the middle of
the summer holidays
 It is very hot on
Christmas in Australia so
people celebrate on the
beach

7. Christmas in Australia
 Children sing Christmas
carols on Christmas Eve
 People decorate their
houses and gardens
with Christmas Trees
and lights

8. Christmas in Spain
 Children in Spain receive
presents on 6th January
 On Christmas Eve, family is
gathered together and they
eat dinner
 People go to church
and exchange presents

9. Christmas in Japan
 Christmas is not widely celebrated
in Japan. But they send
Christmas Cards and Presents
 In Japan Christmas is more a
romantic day, a day of happiness!!!
 Children have parties dancing
and playing games

10. Christmas in Japan
 In Japan the traditional
Christmas food is the
Christmas Cake and Fried
Chicken