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Czech Christmas traditions involve several activities in the weeks leading up to Christmas Eve, which is the main celebration. Families light Advent candles each Sunday in the four weeks before Christmas. On December 6th, St. Nicholas visits with sweets for good children and coal for naughty ones. People bake Christmas sweets and decorate their Christmas trees. Christmas Eve traditions include a meal of fish soup and fried carp, listening to carols, and opening presents brought by Baby Jesus. Old traditions like halving apples and floating nutshells aim to predict the new year.
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Everyone looks forward to Christmas in December. Traditions include Advent calendars that provide sweets each day, lighting candles on Advent wreaths each Sunday before Christmas, and decorating with gingerbread ornaments. On December 5th, Saint Nicholas Day is celebrated by him visiting schools and homes with angels and devils to see if children were good or bad. Cookies, breads, and soups are prepared for the Christmas Eve meal when the first star appears, along with carp or other dishes. After dinner, traditions like floating boats made of walnut shells are done to predict the future. On Christmas Day and Boxing Day, families visit each other and children play with new toys while festive meals are enjoyed.
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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.
Christmas around the world
Christmas is celebrated differently around the world. In Germany, houses are decorated with candles, wreaths, and nativity scenes. Children leave letters for Christkind and receive gifts on Christmas Eve. In Belgium, Christmas was not celebrated during the Soviet Union but is now on December 25th or January 7th. In Australia, Christmas is more casual with a relaxed schedule of meals with family and gifts.
Greek Christmas and New Year's Customs
- Greeks celebrate Christmas and New Year's with various traditions and customs. For Christmas, they decorate trees and boats, sing carols, and make sweets like melomakarona and kourabiedes. Greeks believe gnomes eat the children's sweets. They eat vassilopita cake on New Year's Day.
- Specific regions of Greece have their own Christmas customs, such as roasting pigs in Thessaly or "feeding the fount" in Central Greece by taking offerings to springs. In Crete they bake bread with crosses and walnuts. In the past Greeks decorated boats instead of trees.
- Children write to Santa, decorate trees, sing carols, and receive presents on Christmas
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The document discusses many Christmas traditions in Poland, including:
- Advent preparations like Advent calendars and building Christmas cribs.
- Decorating Christmas trees on Christmas Eve or the day before for prosperity.
- Eating 12 dishes on Christmas Eve to commemorate the 12 apostles, including carp, herring, kutia, and bigos.
- Visiting family and exchanging gifts on the first and second days of Christmas.
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In the Czech Republic, Christmas is one of the two main holidays celebrated, along with Easter. On December 24th, families decorate their Christmas trees and children open presents in the evening after the Christmas dinner. Traditional Christmas activities include decorating trees, opening presents, not eating all day to see the golden pig, watching Christmas fairytales on TV, cutting apples to see stars, attending midnight mass, and pouring hot lead into water to see the future. The classic Christmas meal consists of pea soup, fried carp served with potato salad, and apple strudel for dessert.
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The document contains a list of Christmas activities including a Christmas alphabet, a "Where's Santa?" activity, describing the colors of Christmas, writing a letter to Santa, and creating a Christmas story. It also discusses Christmas traditions in different countries like Wales, Scotland, and Ireland and notes some similarities and differences between how Christmas is celebrated in Ireland and Spain.
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1) Everyone looks forward to Christmas in December, when they get Advent calendars with sweets to eat each day and light candles on Advent wreaths each Sunday before Christmas.
2) Popular Christmas decorations include gingerbread ornaments, Bethlehems, and cottages.
3) On December 24th, families have a large ceremonial dinner with traditions like putting coins under plates and floating boats made of walnut shells in water. After dinner, children excitedly open presents from Baby Jesus under the Christmas tree.
4) Families visit each other on December 25th and 26th, exchange gifts, and enjoy festive meals and outdoor activities like skiing while children play with new toys.
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This document provides descriptions of Christmas traditions in various countries around the world. It discusses traditions and customs in 19 different locations, including Canada, Chile, England, Finland, Greenland, Hungary, Ireland, Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, Portugal, Russia, Sweden, Thailand, Ukraine, Vietnam and others. For each country, it outlines some of the key events, foods, figures like Santa Claus and other cultural aspects of how Christmas is celebrated locally. The purpose is to showcase the diversity of Christmas traditions globally.
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Christmas in the Czech Republic is celebrated from December 24th to the 26th. The main day is Christmas Eve on the 24th when families gather for a special dinner that traditionally includes fish soup and fried carp. Unique traditions include pouring molten lead into water to predict the future and lighting candles in walnut shells to see who will live longest. Jesus is said to bring presents that are unwrapped after dinner on Christmas Eve. While some decorations and foods have changed over time, baking gingerbread and sweets remains an important part of celebrating Christmas in the Czech Republic.
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Czech Christmas traditions
- 2. Our traditions Each family celebrate Christmas differently. There are a few traditional activities which we do: Christmas is the most popular holiday in the Czech Republic.
- 3. Time before Christmas 1.ADVENT It starts on the fourth Sunday before Christmas Eve when we light the first candle. Each week on Sunday we light the next candle. It is time people spend at home, listening to Christmas carrols and preparing for Christmas but also shopping. At first we buy or make an Advent wreath with four candles. The Sundays have own names: Iron Sunday, Bronze Sunday, Silver Sunday, Golden Sunday
- 4. Time before Christmas 2.SAINT NICHOLAS`S DAY Girls and boys have to sing or say a poem to them. St. Nicholas gives sweets and fruits to children who were kind during the whole year and for naughty children he has only coal and potatoes. Saint Nicholas, angels and devils visit Czech families on 6th December.
- 5. Time before Christmas 3.SWEETS We bake Christmas sweets (a lot of kinds!) and a Christmas cake (called vánočka).
- 6. Time before Christmas 4.TREE We began the tradition of decorating a Christmas tree in 1812. Somebody have a natural tree but some people have an artificial tree. We buy a Christmas tree and decorate it by colourful and beautiful ornaments. We also decorate our flats and houses. A lot of families have wooden or paper Nativity scenes in their living rooms.
- 7. Traditions 5.GOLDEN PIGGY If you want to see the golden piggy in the evening, you must fast for the whole day. 6.HALVING AN APPLE Each member of family halve an apple which will show our heatlh in the following year. A star means good health, a cross the opposite. Cross shape It isn‘t good! Star shape You can stay calm.
- 8. Traditions 7.THROWING A SHOE This activity is done by single girls who want to know if they get married next year. If their shoe points to the door, they will find a husband. 8.FLOATING NUTSHELLS Candles are put into the halves of nutshells and they are made to float in a basin. If yours gets far from the others, you will move away from your family. Single! Married!
- 9. Christmas Eve Everybody looks forward to Christmas Eve, the main celebration. Our Christmas dinner consists of fish soup (made of carp), and fried carp with potato salad. During dinner we listen to Christmas carrols and we are in a good moood. After dinner rings a bell rings and we run to the tree. Under the tree there there are many presents which are brought by Baby Jesus! We put a fish scale under our plates and We keep them in our purses and wallets to have more money in the following year.
- 10. Halving an apple
- 11. Christmas sweets