The document describes various Christmas and New Year traditions celebrated on different dates in December and January. On Christmas Eve (December 24th), families exchange gifts under blankets and hit trunks filled with chocolate and jelly. Christmas Day (December 25th) involves special family lunches of soup and meat. Traditions also include eating grapes at midnight on New Year's Eve (December 31st) and special foods on New Year's Day (January 1st) and Epiphany (January 6th), which involves eating a Kings cake where the person who finds a bean or statue pays for next year's cake and is king for the day.

1. CHRISTMAS

2. 24th of December
• This day is the night of
Christmas.
• The people are in family
and take presents under
the blanket and hit with
a stick a trunk with face
• The trunk face take
chocolate and jellies

3. 25th of December
• In this day people
celebrate Christmas.
• Each family celebrate
Christmas with a special
lunch. Soup and meat.

4. 26th of December
• In this day people eat
the same as the
previous day.

5. 28th of December
• In this day people tell
jokes.
• The most famous joke is
putting a stickman on
the back of other
people.

6. 31th of December
• In this day people eat
twelve grapes at
midnight.

7. 1st of January
• In this day people eat
special food to
celebrate the new year.

8. 5th of January
• In this day people put
food and drink in our
house to the kings and
our camels

9. 6th of January
• In this day people open
presents and eat special
dessert: Kings cake.
• In the cake there are a
bean and a statue of king
hidden.
• The person that find the
bean pay the king cake of
the next year and the
person that find the
statue king are the king of
this year.

10. EDITORS
Atanay Odella
Gerard Rosell