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Christmas traditions in England and Spain include celebrating Christmas Eve and Christmas Day on December 24th and 25th respectively. On Christmas Eve, people attend midnight mass and Christmas Day features a large midday or early afternoon meal often including roast turkey or goose, Brussels sprouts, cranberry sauce, and pigs in blankets. Traditional desserts are Christmas pudding, mince pies, and Christmas cake. Families also exchange gifts that are believed to be delivered by Father Christmas, who rides in a sleigh pulled by reindeer like Dasher and Dancer.
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Christmas in England typically includes several national holidays and traditions such as celebrating Christmas Eve and Day, Boxing Day, and New Year's Eve and Day as time off work. Popular Christmas foods include turkey, mince pies, sausage rolls, Christmas pudding, and chocolate log. Children in primary schools perform Nativity plays and families enjoy pantomimes together. Other traditions involve sending Christmas cards, carol singing, building snowmen if it snows, opening Advent calendars, pulling crackers at meals, kissing under mistletoe, and following Father Christmas traditions on Christmas Eve and Day.
A Traditional Christmas in England
In England, Christmas traditions include counting down the days until December 25th with advent calendars and candles. Children write letters to Father Christmas asking for presents. On Christmas Eve, carol singers go door to door collecting money for charity while some attend Midnight Mass. Children hang stockings by the fireplace hoping Father Christmas will fill them with presents overnight. On Christmas Day, families eat a feast of roast turkey, potatoes, vegetables and other dishes before watching the Queen's annual speech and spending time with loved ones.
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Christmas is celebrated on December 25th with Christmas Eve on the 24th, when Santa Claus brings gifts. Boxing Day follows on the 26th. Father Christmas rides a sleigh pulled by nine reindeer including Rudolph to deliver toys. In the UK, people typically open gifts in the morning and have a large Christmas dinner that evening with family, which can include turkey, ham, roast potatoes, and Christmas pudding for dessert. Catholics may participate in Advent activities in the weeks leading up to Christmas Eve.
Christmas
The British celebrate Christmas through several traditions: sending Christmas cards, watching nativity plays, having family gatherings, singing carols, writing letters to Santa, and making snowmen. They decorate trees with lights, tinsel, and baubles. On Christmas Eve, children leave mince pies and milk for Santa. On Christmas Day, families open presents under the tree and have a traditional meal of roast turkey, roast potatoes, cranberry sauce, and Christmas pudding.
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The United Kingdom celebrates Christmas with several traditions:
- Sending Christmas cards and watching nativity plays on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Families come together and sing carols.
- Children write letters to Santa and make snowmen. Advent calendars contain chocolates in the days leading up to Christmas.
- On Christmas Eve, children hang stockings by the fireplace for Father Christmas to fill with gifts. They wake early on Christmas Day to open presents under the decorated tree.
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The British celebrate Christmas through various traditions - sending Christmas cards, attending nativity plays and family gatherings. They decorate trees with lights, tinsel and baubles and homes with holly, ivy and mistletoe. Children write letters to Santa and leave mince pies and carrots for Santa and his reindeer on Christmas Eve. On Christmas Day, families open presents under the tree and have a large meal including roast turkey before pulling crackers. Boxing Day involves sales and charity giving. The Christmas season ends with the Twelfth Night and remembering the Three Wise Men.
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Spanish people celebrate Christmas with traditions like hogueras (bonfires), La Misa Del Gallo (Christmas Eve mass), and pavo trufado de navidad (Christmas turkey stuffed with truffles). They also enjoy turron (nougat), celebrations for El Dia de Reyes (Three Kings' Day), and nacimientos (nativity scenes). Spanish Christmas customs incorporate both religious services and secular traditions, bringing people together with their families and communities during the holidays.
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Christmas in the USA is celebrated on December 25th and involves many traditions. People decorate their homes with lights and trees starting after Thanksgiving. Families cut down or purchase Christmas trees to decorate with lights and ornaments. People attend church on Christmas Eve and have large family dinners. Common foods are cookies, gingerbread, candy canes and eggnog. Families open presents on Christmas morning and have Christmas dinner together.
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Christmas traditions are discussed in the document. Some key traditions mentioned include exchanging Christmas cards in the weeks before December 25th, decorating Christmas trees with balls, bells and stars, Santa Claus bringing presents on Christmas Eve, eating special foods like turkey and pudding for Christmas dinner, and hanging stockings by the fireplace for Santa to fill with small gifts. The document also notes traditions vary by country but commonly involve gift-givers and celebrations around Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
Christmas
This document provides information about Christmas traditions in America. It discusses how Americans celebrate Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Families come together on these days to eat dinner, tell stories of Santa Claus and his reindeer, and some families go caroling by singing Christmas songs door-to-door. The text also describes traditions related to Santa Claus including him delivering presents on Christmas Eve/Day for children and children leaving out cookies and milk for Santa.
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Christmas is one of the greatest holidays celebrated in Britain on December 25th, commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ. Some key British Christmas traditions include preparing Christmas dinner with roast turkey or goose, decorating Christmas trees which originated in Germany, caroling from house to house, sending Christmas cards, and the arrival of Father Christmas who children believe leaves presents in their stockings by the fireplace on Christmas Eve. Today, Christmas remains one of the most popular holidays in Britain.
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Christmas is one of the greatest holidays celebrated in Britain on December 25th, commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ. Some key British Christmas traditions include preparing Christmas dinner with roast turkey or goose, decorating Christmas trees which originated in Germany, caroling from house to house, sending Christmas cards, and the arrival of Father Christmas who children believe leaves presents in their stockings by the fireplace on Christmas Eve. Today, Christmas remains one of the most popular holidays in Britain.
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The document discusses various traditions and history related to Christmas celebrations in America and the author's family. It provides background on how Christmas evolved from a religious holiday to a more secular celebration in the US. It also lists common Christmas activities like decorating trees, shopping, watching movies and caroling. Specific traditions of the author's family on Christmas Eve and morning are described, such as attending Mass, opening one present, writing letters to Santa and waking up to open stockings and presents.
Christmas in spain
Christmas in Spain is celebrated with family on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and Innocents' Day. On Christmas Eve, families have dinner together and open gifts at midnight or the morning of the 25th to commemorate Jesus' birth. Christmas Day involves lunch with family and gifts from Santa Claus. Innocents' Day on December 28th is when people play tricks on friends and relatives all day, commemorating King Herod's order to kill babies in Bethlehem. New Year's Eve and Twelfth Night also involve family dinners, drinks, and celebrations.
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The document contains Christmas diaries from several students describing their holiday traditions and activities. Common traditions mentioned include decorating Christmas trees, sending cards, baking special foods, celebrating Christmas Eve with family, and exchanging gifts on Christmas Day and Three Kings Day. New Year's traditions like eating 12 grapes at midnight on December 31st are also frequently referenced. The diaries provide a lighthearted look at how different young people and their families celebrate the Christmas season.
Xmasin England
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Christmas for kids
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English people celebrate Christmas with several traditions:
1) On Christmas Eve, children hang stockings for Father Christmas and leave carrots and mince pies for reindeer and Father Christmas.
2) On Christmas Day, families open presents, have a turkey dinner, and watch the Queen's annual Christmas message.
3) Boxing Day is spent visiting family and exchanging gifts with servants and the poor.
4) New Year's Eve features fireworks displays in London and Edinburgh and big celebrations across the country.
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- 1. Christmas in England and SpainChristmas in England and Spain
- 2. 22nd December22nd December Christmas lotteryChristmas lottery
- 3. 24th December24th December Christmas EveChristmas Eve
- 4. 24th December24th December Christmas EveChristmas Eve
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- 6. 25th December25th December Christmas DayChristmas Day Christmas dinner is the main Christmas meal and people get together at midday or early afternoon on Christmas day.
- 7. FoodFood Roast turkey or goose Brussels sprouts Cranberry sauce Pigs in blankets Stuffing Gravy Roast potatoes
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