The document describes Christmas traditions in three paragraphs. It discusses how families open presents from Santa on Christmas morning and have Christmas lunch together. Typical foods for Christmas include sweets like chocolate and nougat candy as well as meals of chicken and pork. Common desserts are cakes, biscuits, pudding, and cupcakes. The document also briefly mentions New Year's Eve traditions of eating grapes at midnight.

1. By Isabel and Carla

2. It Is the morning after Christmas Eve
when the children open the presents
that Santa Claus has left them under
the Christmas tree. The families also
meet together to have a Christmas
lunch.

3.  In Christmas we eat a lot of sweets, specially
chocolate and nougat candy. On Christmas
lunch people usually eat chicken, piglet and
more things.
 The desserts are normally cakes, christmas
biscuits like gingermans, brownies, pudding,
Christmas cupcakes…

5. Christmas has got a lot of
decorations, the most important are
Christmas tree and the Nativity
Scene. There are also mistletoes,
wreaths and Santa dolls.

6.  It is on the 31ѕt of December. People
celebrate that we are going to start a new
year. At twelve o´clock everyone eat twelve
grapes, one grape for each bell that sounds.

7.  On the 5th of January the children go to the
see the parades and then they go to sleep
early because the three Wise Men is going to
bring them some presents. On the 6th of
January the children open the presents and
the families meet together to have a
Christmas lunch.