This document summarizes Mexican Christmas traditions, including the meaning of "Feliz Navidad", Las Posadas (a 9-day celebration where people go from house to house), fiestas with piñatas and fireworks, attending midnight mass, eating special foods, celebrating Three Kings Day, and providing a link to a Christmas song.

1. FELIZ NAVIDAD!
By:
Luka and Moe

2. FELIZ NAVIDAD
It means Happy Christmas!
or Merry Christmas in Mexico

3. LAS POSADAS
 Posadas means “inn”
 It’s 9 days before Christmas
 Go to houses and asks to come in to their house and then they say “No Shelter” or
“No Posadas”
 Go to a friendly house “Come in, Come in” and they will celebrate
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3gZ0hAFIGA

4. FIESTA
 It is called a celebration
 In Fiesta they have fun and they have Piñata,
 Inside the Piñata, there are small toys, candies and chocolates.
 To play the Piñata you have to wear a blindfold then you need to turn around 3 times and
hit the piñata.

5. FIREWORKS
 After the piñata they will have fireworks, lights in the sky.

6. CHURCH
 At midnight, 12:00am they go to church to pray.
 They light candles and it is very quiet.

7. FOOD
 After church, they eat a lot of food.
 They prepare different kinds of food for Christmas or Feliz Navidad.

8. 3 KINGS DAY
 They celebrate 3 Kings Day
 It is on January 6

9. LET’S SING
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTtc2pM1boE