Christmas around the world
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The document summarizes Christmas traditions in several countries around the world. It discusses how Christmas Eve is celebrated in France with gift giving and midnight mass. In Sweden, the Christmas season begins on December 13th and gifts are delivered by Juletomte, a small elf-like figure. In Mexico, the holidays begin on December 16th and feature posadas and children leaving shoes filled with straw.
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Christmas traditions vary around the world. In Brazil, Father Christmas wears red silk because it is too hot for his typical clothes, and Christmas is celebrated during their summer. In China, people decorate with paper lanterns and Christmas is not a public holiday. In Malta, a child delivers the sermon on Christmas Eve. Norwegians thank Britain for protecting their king during WWII by gifting a Christmas tree to Trafalgar Square each year. Australians use kangaroos instead of reindeer to pull Santa's sleigh.
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This document provides information about Christmas traditions and celebrations in several countries around the world, including Brazil, China, Malta, Norway, Australia, France, the Netherlands, Germany, and the origin of St. Nicholas Day celebrations. It discusses what Christmas is like in terms of weather, traditional foods, figures like Father Christmas and Sheng Dan Lao Ren, and holiday activities such as sermons by children, circling Christmas trees, and leaving out shoes for presents.
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Brazil celebrates Christmas in summer with Father Christmas wearing red silk due to the heat. In China, Christians decorate with paper lanterns and candles for Christmas as it is not a public holiday. Chinese children leave stockings for Sheng Dan Lao Ren, who is Santa Claus. In Malta, a child aged 7-10 gives the sermon at Midnight Mass and receives a gift from the priest.
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The document presents information about Christmas traditions in several countries around the world, including England, the United States, France, Mexico, Germany, and Spain. In England, Christmas cards and the poem "Twas the Night Before Christmas" originated. French children receive gifts from Père Noël. Mexicans celebrate Posadas and say "Feliz Navidad." Germans celebrate St. Nicholas Day on December 6th. In Spain, Christmas season lasts until Kings' Day on January 6th and children put out shoes to be filled with gifts by the Three Wise Men.
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- 2. France “Cake of the Kings” is used in the January 6 celebration. Christmas Eve is for gift giving. At midnight, on Christmas Eve, the grownups attend a special mass.
- 3. Sweden In Sweden the Christmas season begins on December thirteenth. A small elf-like figure, Juletomte, brings the gifts. He puts them on the floor and then leaves.
- 4. Mexico In Mexico the holidays begin on December sixteenth. The posada is a procession that shows Mary and Joseph looking for a room in the inn before Baby Jesus was born. Children put a pair of empty shoes with some straw for the Nacimiento.
- 5. Israel Hanukkah commemorates the victory of the Maccabbes over the Syrians in 165 B.C. Today, Jewish families celebrate the Festival of Lights by lighting a special candelabra, called a menorah. After lighting the menorah, Jewish families play games and exchange gifts.
- 6. Africa On Christmas morning nearly everyone goes to church. Many families celebrate with a big dinner . Sweet cakes are made and are Special treats given to the farm people.
- 7. Germany In some parts of Germany a girl called Kristkind brings the gifts. Hans Trapp, a terrible demon, goes with her. He waves a stick and threatens children who have been bad!
- 8. Mexico In Mexico the holidays begin on December 16. The day for giving gifts does not come until January 6. Children put a pair of empty shoes with some straw for the Nacimiento.
- 9. Germany The tannenbaum, or Christmas tree, is a custom that comes from Germany. German women spend many hours making gifts. The men carve figures from wood and paint them bright colors.
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- 12. United States In the United States Christmas brings together many customs from other countries. On Christmas Eve the children hang their stockings. Santa fills the stockings and leaves special gifts by the tree.
- 13. France In France most families enjoy two Christmases. The family sings Christmas carols. Christmas Eve is for gift giving.
- 14. Holland The night before Sinterklaas Day, children place wooden shoes by the fireplace. If they are naughty, Zwarte Piet may swat them with a stick or take them to Spain in his big bag. Christmas Day is very quiet and is celebrated with family and at church.
- 15. United States All of the family members decorate the Christmas Tree and home. Santa comes with his sleigh and reindeer. Many families go to church.
- 16. The End!