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In the Czech Republic, Easter is celebrated as both a Christian feast and a celebration of spring and new life. Decorated eggs are a symbol of Easter, and boys traditionally visit girls' homes to recite poems and receive painted eggs or ribbons in return. On Easter Monday, boys lightly whip girls with plaited willow canes to wish them health and freshness. Traditional Easter foods include roast duck, cabbage, dumplings, as well as chocolate or vanilla-shaped cakes.
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Lucy enjoys celebrating Easter with her family by painting and decorating eggs with her mother and setting the table. She lights candles as her father tells her to drink wine, though she does not out of fear of getting drunk. Lucy also notes that in Europe, Easter traditions include hiding decorated eggs for children to find, with the story that the Easter bunny hid them. She wishes for a happy Easter and looks forward to the eggs and candies it will bring.
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Easter is an important holiday in the author's family that involves extensive preparation and traditions. They decorate their home with branches and symbols like eggs, flowers and chickens. Ten days before Easter, they plant wheat grains that grow into decorations for their table alongside dyed eggs. On Easter, the family exchanges chocolate eggs, enjoys special dishes made by grandmothers like sweet rice pilaf and egg-hunting games. Italians also celebrate with picnics, an egg racing game and dances on Easter Monday. Traditional Easter meals vary by region but include eggs and roasted lamb as symbols of renewal and birth.
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- The family gathers for a dinner including fish, red wine, rice with raisins, and eggs dyed with onion peels collected all year by the author's grandmother.
- Traditions include egg fights, lighting candles brought by the grandfather from church, and saying prayers before drinking wine.
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In Poland, Santa Claus, known as a fat grandfather with a long grey beard, brings presents on December 6th. For Christmas Eve, families traditionally look for the first star before a supper of 12 dishes including fish, potatoes, cabbage, and compote. At school, children celebrate Christmas with decorations, trees, presents for friends, and a Nativity play.
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Christmas traditions in Poland include decorating Christmas trees with ornaments and decorations, ice sculptures being made in Rybnik each winter, and families gathering for Christmas Eve supper on December 24th. The Christmas Eve meal typically consists of 12 dishes such as borch, carp, sauerkraut, and various cookies. After the meal, families sing Polish Christmas carols together. Another tradition is making Christmas stable displays in churches.
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In Poland, Christmas Eve is celebrated with an evening meal after the first star appears in the sky. Everyone breaks and shares traditional wafers called opłatek, exchanging good wishes. The meal is meatless and includes items like mushroom soup, potatoes, herring, dumplings and fruit compote. There is always an extra place setting for unexpected guests. After dinner, families sing Christmas carols while children await gifts under the tree. Christmas Day is spent resting, praying and visiting family, while boys perform puppet shows called "szopki" from Christmas until Epiphany.
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Christmas traditions in Poland include decorating Christmas trees and homes with lights and decorations, sending Christmas cards to friends and family, and preparing mangers or cribs to be displayed in churches and public spaces. On Christmas Eve, Polish families gather for a special meal and mass, leaving a spare place at the table for unexpected guests and sharing wafer bread. Children may receive presents on Christmas Eve from Santa Claus, and carolling is also a common tradition in Poland during the Christmas season.
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A PowerPoint presentation about Christmas traditions in Poland prepared by a Polish student - Kinga Serwin
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In Poland, Santa Claus, known as a fat grandfather with a long grey beard, brings presents on December 6th. For Christmas Eve, families traditionally look for the first star before a supper of 12 dishes including fish, potatoes, cabbage, and compote. At school, children celebrate Christmas with decorations, trees, presents for friends, and a Nativity play.
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Christmas traditions in Poland include decorating Christmas trees with ornaments and decorations, ice sculptures being made in Rybnik each winter, and families gathering for Christmas Eve supper on December 24th. The Christmas Eve meal typically consists of 12 dishes such as borch, carp, sauerkraut, and various cookies. After the meal, families sing Polish Christmas carols together. Another tradition is making Christmas stable displays in churches.
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In Poland, Christmas Eve is celebrated with an evening meal after the first star appears in the sky. Everyone breaks and shares traditional wafers called opłatek, exchanging good wishes. The meal is meatless and includes items like mushroom soup, potatoes, herring, dumplings and fruit compote. There is always an extra place setting for unexpected guests. After dinner, families sing Christmas carols while children await gifts under the tree. Christmas Day is spent resting, praying and visiting family, while boys perform puppet shows called "szopki" from Christmas until Epiphany.
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Christmas traditions in Poland include decorating Christmas trees and homes with lights and decorations, sending Christmas cards to friends and family, and preparing mangers or cribs to be displayed in churches and public spaces. On Christmas Eve, Polish families gather for a special meal and mass, leaving a spare place at the table for unexpected guests and sharing wafer bread. Children may receive presents on Christmas Eve from Santa Claus, and carolling is also a common tradition in Poland during the Christmas season.
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- 1. Easter traditions in the Czech Republic Easter is the beginning of the spring and it is also a Christian feast. Animals have babies in the spring and at Easter people celebrate the new life that´s why the symbol of Easter is an egg.
- 2. Easter eggs The typical symbol of Easter in the Czech Republic are decorated eggs. We colour eggs or we put stickers on them, too. We can also put them into lace. Boys come to the homes of girls, recite a poem and theyget a decorated egg and ribbon. They also get chocolate eggs which they eat afterwards.
- 3. Plaited willow cane On Monday morning boys usually visit girls and sing carols. Then boys lightly whip girls with plaited willow canes to wish them freshness and good health. Girls give boys painted Easter eggs and sweets. If the boys arrive after twelve o´clock, the girls can pour water on them. People say once every four years girls can also go and sing carols and whip boys.
- 4. Easter food At Easter people bake a chocolate or vanilla sheep shaped cake. Grandmothers bake a typical Easter cake.We usually have it for breakfast. Then we have roast duck,cabbage and dumplings for lunch. Besides the Easter cake and sheep shaped cake we enjoy lots of other sweets at Easter, for example chocolate eggs and chocolate rabbits. Roast duck with cabbage and dumplings Easter cake and vanilla sheep shaped cake
- 5. I like Easter beause we have a spring holiday then. On Sunday we colour eggs with my mum and my brother. On Monday we go and sing carols with my dad and brother. We get a lot of eggs. My mum is always very happy. After Easter we eat eggs all week This year Easter will be on April 20th and 21st. I am looking forward to it. Spring holiday
- 6. Have a wonderful Easter! Your friends from 6A Základní škola U Říčanského lesa Říčany, Prague- east Czech Republic