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April Fools' Day is celebrated on April 1st or January 1st. It originated in France on April 1st but most places now celebrate it on January 1st. It is celebrated to poke fun at those who refused to change to the Gregorian calendar and still celebrated New Year's Day on April 1st, seen as silly. On this day, people stick paper fish on others' backs and yell "Poisson d'Avril" when it is discovered, a French prank tradition. While originating in France, many celebrate this day.
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Poissondavril
- 1. April fools day By Noah and William
- 2. WHEN It is celebrated on the 1st of April or the first of January
- 3. WHERE Poison d'Avril originated in France on the first of April but on the up to date cal lender it is mostly celebrated on the 1st of January
- 4. WHY It is celebrated because New Year's Day was changed to January the first the people who celebrate New Year's Day on April the first where thought to be silly
- 5. WHAT Poison d'Avril is a day when you stick a paper fish to some ones back. When someone finds out the have a paper fish attached to their back they shout out "POISSON D'AVRIL!."
- 6. WHO Mostly french people celebrate this special festival but other people can do it to!
- 7. Key words Poisson. Janvier Le jour de l'an. Avril