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The document describes Christmas traditions in Estonia, including decorating the school for Christmas with parties and concerts, holding an annual Christmas Fair where students can sell crafts and participate in workshops with their parents, traditions like leaving treats in slippers for an elf and waiting for Santa Claus to deliver gifts on Christmas Eve, having a large Christmas meal with pork and other dishes, and baking gingerbread together which is a complex process. It also mentions a Christmas Market held each December in Tallinn that looks beautiful.
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In the Slovak Republic, there are many Easter traditions connected with decorated Easter eggs and birches. Young men and boys traditionally give girls, women, neighbors and relatives a gentle slapping with decorated birch sticks on Easter and Easter Monday. This is believed to bring good luck and strength from nature. Those who do the birching receive food rewards like eggs, bread and sweets from the homeowners. Decorated Easter eggs were a symbol of life, spring and love in traditional folk culture.
Christmas in the uk
In the UK, Christmas traditions include decorating trees and homes in early December, writing letters to Santa, school nativity plays, children leaving mince pies and carrots for Santa and his reindeer on Christmas Eve, waking up to open presents on Christmas morning, having a traditional Christmas dinner that usually includes turkey, and watching the Queen's annual Christmas Day speech on television. Boxing Day on December 26th is when many people visit other family members or go shopping during sales.
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The document summarizes how Christmas is celebrated in various countries around the world. In Germany, houses are decorated and Advent calendars are used. Children leave letters for Christkind and presents are opened on Christmas Eve. In Italy, a nativity scene called a presepe is traditionally set up and presents are believed to be delivered by Jesus. In Mexico, Las Posadas celebrations reenact Mary and Joseph's journey to Bethlehem for nine days leading up to Christmas.
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.
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Polish Christmas customs involve four weeks of Advent preparation. On Christmas Eve (Wigilia), families decorate trees with candles and paper, place gifts underneath, and prepare a special supper of 12 dishes including carp and pierogi. The meal begins after the first star appears. On Christmas Day, people celebrate with breakfast and meat before observing the weather signs. St. Stephen's Day on December 26 involves caroling from house to house. New Year's Eve celebrations vary from balls to family gatherings. The Epiphany on January 6 ends the Christmas season and involves blessing homes with the initials K+M+B.
Christmas in Slovakia
Slovakia has several Christmas traditions that begin in Advent and continue through New Year's Eve. During Advent, people decorate their homes with advent wreaths and prepare gifts. Various saints' days like St. Nicholas Day and St. Lucy's Day are also celebrated in December. On Christmas Eve, families gather for a traditional meal and exchange gifts under the Christmas tree. Christmas Day and Boxing Day involve church services. New Year's Eve features fireworks displays and wishes for a happy new year.
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Polish families observe several Christmas traditions, including decorating the Christmas tree and having a Christmas Eve supper with twelve dishes including fish and cabbage. Families give their best wishes, share wafers, and children believe Santa Claus brings gifts which they unpack after seeing the first star. On Palm Sunday, people carry palm trees to church to be blessed, and on Easter families fill baskets with decorated eggs, bread, butter and other foods to be blessed for Easter breakfast on Sunday and Monday. Other Polish traditions include symbolically drowning a straw figure on the first day of spring, decorating graves on November 1st, and trying to predict the future on St. Andrew's Eve.
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Easter is the most important religious holiday in Poland, commemorating the resurrection of Christ. Families sit together for a breakfast of traditional dishes like sausage and cake, and share blessed eggs. The second day of Easter is known as "Wet Monday" and features Easter decorations like painted eggs, lambs of dough, and chocolate rabbits. During All Saints Day on November 1st, families pray at the graves of loved ones, lighting candles. On November 6th, Santa Claus brings small gifts to children. Christmas on December 25th involves singing carols, breaking wafer, and decorating trees with apples, candy and homemade chains.
Christmas in Poland
In Poland, Christmas is celebrated with decorations, plays, and religious traditions. Families decorate their homes with lights and trees, and schools put on Christmas plays based on the Bible. On Christmas Eve, families gather for a special supper and midnight mass. They exchange gifts and sing carols. Children also visit homes on Christmas Day to sing carols. The holidays are a time for feasting with relatives and enjoying time together.
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Slovakia has a rich folklore tradition that varies by region. Some key folklore customs and traditions include carnival celebrations prior to Easter fasting, Easter traditions that vary by region and incorporate both Christian and pre-Christian elements, St. Nicholas Day on December 6th when children leave boots out hoping for sweets, and Christmas customs involving decorating trees, eating special foods like wafers, and predicting health and marriage through symbolic acts.
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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.
Christmas in the czech republic
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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Polish Christmas traditions are centered around spending time with family. On Christmas Eve, families gather for an elaborate meatless meal and exchange wafer cookies, remembering absent loved ones. It is believed that events on Christmas Eve influence the coming year. Families attend midnight mass and celebrate Christmas Day visiting others, with gift-giving attributed to Baby Jesus or angels. New Year's Day may involve turkey dinner and the Epiphany involves blessing chalk, incense and amber recalling the Three Wise Men's gifts.
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- 2. We decorate our school for Christmas. Our Christmas holidays last for 2 weeks. We’ll come back to school on the 6th of January.
- 3. At school we have parties and concerts. All the pupils gather in the big hall and enjoy some Christmas music and performances.
- 4. Every year we have a Christmas Fair. Pupils sell self-made items and can participate in the workshops with their parents.
- 6. Four weeks before Christmas it is very common for children to put their slippers onto the window sill in the evening to discover that an elf (Päkapikk) has left some sweets in there by morning.
- 7. On Christmas Eve (24 Dec) everyone in the family waits for Santa Claus (Jõuluvana) to come from Lapland with his sleigh pulled by reindeer. Our Santa comes with a huge bag of gifts. Both young and old people have to sing songs, chant verses or perform dances to get gifts.
- 8. Estonian families usually have a large Christmas meal – pork, blood sausage (with cranberry sauce), sauerkraut, oven-baked potatoes and meat in jelly. According to an old tradition, seven to twelve different meals were served on Christmas Night.
- 9. For dessert people usually have gingerbread or piparkoogid, as we call it. Baking gingerbread is a complex process, as all friends and relatives gather together to bake the fancy figured gingerbread men and other figures.
- 10. In December we always have Christmas Market in Tallinn Town Hall Square. It looks really beautiful!