2.  Christmas has been celebrated in England for over a
thousand years.
 But what makes Christmas so special are the traditions
using calendars, sending Christmas card, listening to
Christmas music and carols, and decorating all of the
streets and the trees .

3.  In England the traditional
Christmas dinner is a roast
turkey with vegetables and
sauces.
 Mince Pie is a small British sweet
pie that it have been known to
the English cook since the
Middle Ages and have played a
part in the Christmas festivities
since then.

4.  A Christmas Cracker is a coloured
paper tube, twisted at both ends.
 A person pulls on each end of the cracker and when
the cracker breaks contents fall out.

5.  Father Christmas is our version of Santa Claus. He
is an old jolly man with white hair, a long beard and a
moustache. He is dressed in a red suit outlined in
white.
 Father Christmas and his elves make all the toys for
Christmas in the North Pole.

6.  Christmas Eve (December 24) is traditionally the day
for decorating churches and homes.
 Christmas Day is the favorite day for children. They
wake up very early in the morning to find their
presents.