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This document provides information about Christmas traditions in three European countries:
In France, children receive small gifts on December 6th from Père Noël or find gifts in their shoes on Christmas day. Families attend midnight mass and have a large feast on Christmas Eve called le réveillon.
In Italy, children typically open gifts on Christmas day or January 6th, brought by La Befana, Baby Jesus, or Santa Claus. Families have an important Christmas lunch and desserts include panettone, torrone and pandoro.
In Germany, St. Nicholas visits on December 6th, filling shoes with gifts or bundles of sticks. On Christmas Eve, families attend mass and open gifts
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Christmas traditions in Canada usually begin a few weeks before December 25th and include activities like cutting down a Christmas tree and drinking hot chocolate. On Christmas Eve, families often attend church services and go for winter walks. Christmas Day typically starts with champagne and orange juice. Throughout the Christmas season, Canadians celebrate with activities like sending Christmas cards and eating traditional sweets like barley candy and chicken bones. The holiday season finishes on December 24th.
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The document summarizes some Christmas traditions in Spain, France, and Italy in 3 paragraphs.
In Spain, the Three Kings bring presents on January 6th continuing the tradition of visiting baby Jesus. Some families have adopted Santa Claus. Popular sweets include nougat and marzipan. On New Year's Eve, people eat grapes with wishes at midnight.
In France, children leave shoes by the fireplace hoping to find gifts from Père Noël in the morning. On Christmas Eve, people attend mass and have a feast including oysters, snails, and goose.
In Italy, the kind witch La Befana brings gifts instead of Santa Claus. On Christmas Eve families
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In the Alt Berga region of Spain, on December 24th people from two villages carry torches up mountains and make bonfires in the village square, where they dance and eat cake and wine. Children believe that the "Tió", a log with legs, gives them presents after they hit it with sticks. On Christmas Eve, families typically eat seafood and fish with nougat for dessert. Many set up nativity scenes and Christmas trees, though the latter is a more recent tradition. On Christmas Day soup with pasta and chicken or turkey with prunes and pine nuts are eaten. On New Year's Eve, people eat 12 grapes at midnight for good luck in the new year, either at home or in the town
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This document provides information about Christmas traditions and food in England. It discusses some key English Christmas traditions like advent calendars, Christmas cards, and decorating trees. It also describes several traditional English Christmas foods like mince pies, Christmas cake, Christmas pudding, roast turkey, and Christmas side dishes. The document includes recipes for a traditional rich Christmas pudding and a no-fat vegetarian version. It notes that Christmas pudding has evolved over time and was originally eaten year-round. The document recommends ready-made Christmas puddings for those who leave their pudding making too close to the holiday.
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Children in England believe that Father Christmas brings presents on Christmas Eve and leave food and drink for Santa and Rudolph, usually alcohol or milk and mince pies, which are small fruit-based pies containing meats and spices. Families in England pull Christmas crackers before their Christmas dinner, which contain jokes, funny hats, and toys, and finish their meal with Christmas pudding, a type of fruitcake that is traditionally set on fire. Children hang their stockings by the fireplace so Santa can fill them with presents when he comes down the chimney.
Christmas UK
The document summarizes Christmas traditions in the United Kingdom, including:
- Christmas Eve involves leaving mince pies and milk for Santa, and people drink posset
- On Christmas Day, people open stockings, have Christmas dinner including turkey and pudding, and watch the Queen's speech
- Boxing Day on December 26th is now spent visiting friends
- New Year's Eve celebrations lead into New Year's Day and the London parade
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The daily announcements for Pine River school are provided. They include noting it is April 20th, singing the national anthem, and birthdays. An audition for the talent show is announced for grades 3-8 to meet at first recess. A junior girls basketball game is after school. The school's book swap for Earth Day begins. Pizza day is today and orders should be sent down after announcements. The green team tip is to not water lawns when it rains. Yearbook team members should see Mrs. Howlett-Lowe. The junior boys basketball team has a meeting at first recess. Gotcha winners are announced. Office helpers and recycling duties are noted.
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This document provides information about Christmas traditions in three European countries:
In France, children receive small gifts on December 6th from Père Noël or find gifts in their shoes on Christmas day. Families attend midnight mass and have a large feast on Christmas Eve called le réveillon.
In Italy, children typically open gifts on Christmas day or January 6th, brought by La Befana, Baby Jesus, or Santa Claus. Families have an important Christmas lunch and desserts include panettone, torrone and pandoro.
In Germany, St. Nicholas visits on December 6th, filling shoes with gifts or bundles of sticks. On Christmas Eve, families attend mass and open gifts
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In Spain, the Three Kings bring presents on January 6th continuing the tradition of visiting baby Jesus. Some families have adopted Santa Claus. Popular sweets include nougat and marzipan. On New Year's Eve, people eat grapes with wishes at midnight.
In France, children leave shoes by the fireplace hoping to find gifts from Père Noël in the morning. On Christmas Eve, people attend mass and have a feast including oysters, snails, and goose.
In Italy, the kind witch La Befana brings gifts instead of Santa Claus. On Christmas Eve families
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This document provides information about Christmas traditions and food in England. It discusses some key English Christmas traditions like advent calendars, Christmas cards, and decorating trees. It also describes several traditional English Christmas foods like mince pies, Christmas cake, Christmas pudding, roast turkey, and Christmas side dishes. The document includes recipes for a traditional rich Christmas pudding and a no-fat vegetarian version. It notes that Christmas pudding has evolved over time and was originally eaten year-round. The document recommends ready-made Christmas puddings for those who leave their pudding making too close to the holiday.
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Children in England believe that Father Christmas brings presents on Christmas Eve and leave food and drink for Santa and Rudolph, usually alcohol or milk and mince pies, which are small fruit-based pies containing meats and spices. Families in England pull Christmas crackers before their Christmas dinner, which contain jokes, funny hats, and toys, and finish their meal with Christmas pudding, a type of fruitcake that is traditionally set on fire. Children hang their stockings by the fireplace so Santa can fill them with presents when he comes down the chimney.
Christmas UK
The document summarizes Christmas traditions in the United Kingdom, including:
- Christmas Eve involves leaving mince pies and milk for Santa, and people drink posset
- On Christmas Day, people open stockings, have Christmas dinner including turkey and pudding, and watch the Queen's speech
- Boxing Day on December 26th is now spent visiting friends
- New Year's Eve celebrations lead into New Year's Day and the London parade
Thurs. April 20th Pine River Announcements
The daily announcements for Pine River school are provided. They include noting it is April 20th, singing the national anthem, and birthdays. An audition for the talent show is announced for grades 3-8 to meet at first recess. A junior girls basketball game is after school. The school's book swap for Earth Day begins. Pizza day is today and orders should be sent down after announcements. The green team tip is to not water lawns when it rains. Yearbook team members should see Mrs. Howlett-Lowe. The junior boys basketball team has a meeting at first recess. Gotcha winners are announced. Office helpers and recycling duties are noted.
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Salt cod with green cabbage and potatoes is traditionally eaten for Christmas Eve supper in Portugal instead of meat dishes. Other common fish dishes include octopus. For dessert, a King cake is placed in the center of the table, shaped like a crown and filled with dried fruits. It traditionally contains a broad bean and small gift; finding the bean means paying for next year's cake. Other popular Portuguese Christmas desserts include rice pudding, fried bread called "Rabanadas", dough balls called "Filhoses" deep fried and coated in cinnamon sugar, and "Christmas dreams", an orange flavored fried yeast dough dusted with powdered sugar. On Christmas day, roast turkey is typically served for lunch.
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- Traditions vary by region but most celebrate on December 25th, with some starting their Christmas season earlier on December 6th.
- French children leave shoes by the fireplace hoping Père Noël will fill them with gifts, and letters are written to him.
- A recipe for Bûche de Noël, a traditional Yule log cake, is included.
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This article discusses options for spending Christmas in Scotland's hotels, castles, and lodges. It recommends the Newton Hotel in Inverness for families, which offers child-friendly activities and a relaxing Christmas experience. For a traditional Christmas, it suggests log cabins and lodges in the Cairngorms National Park, which provide freedom to celebrate with family and visit reindeer. The Carlton Hotel in Edinburgh is recommended for couples seeking charm and culture, with dancers and pipers providing entertainment. The Atholl Palace Hotel offers a luxurious experience with activities like whisky tasting. Spending Christmas at these locations provides relaxing and memorable alternatives to busy holiday routines at home.
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1) The document describes a family's holiday experience at Ribby Hall Village in Lancashire during the winter. Upon arrival, the village was covered in thick snow and decorated for Christmas.
2) The family enjoyed activities like pantomime performances, swimming, and storytime with Santa. The village offers various accommodation, dining, entertainment and recreational options for visitors throughout the holiday season.
3) Ribby Hall Village provides a winter wonderland-like setting for celebrating Christmas away from home, with Santa, festive decorations, activities for children and families, and access to nearby attractions like Blackpool Pleasure Beach.
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Salt cod with green cabbage and potatoes is traditionally eaten for Christmas Eve supper in Portugal instead of meat dishes. Other common fish dishes include octopus. For dessert, a King cake is placed in the center of the table, shaped like a crown and filled with dried fruits. It traditionally contains a broad bean and small gift; finding the bean means paying for next year's cake. Other popular Portuguese Christmas desserts include rice pudding, fried bread called "Rabanadas", dough balls called "Filhoses" deep fried and coated in cinnamon sugar, and "Christmas dreams", an orange flavored fried yeast dough dusted with powdered sugar. On Christmas day, roast turkey is typically served for lunch.
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1) The document describes a family's holiday experience at Ribby Hall Village in Lancashire during the winter. Upon arrival, the village was covered in thick snow and decorated for Christmas.
2) The family enjoyed activities like pantomime performances, swimming, and storytime with Santa. The village offers various accommodation, dining, entertainment and recreational options for visitors throughout the holiday season.
3) Ribby Hall Village provides a winter wonderland-like setting for celebrating Christmas away from home, with Santa, festive decorations, activities for children and families, and access to nearby attractions like Blackpool Pleasure Beach.
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English Christmas traditions include Advent calendars, decorating trees and houses, Father Christmas visiting on Christmas Eve to leave presents, Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve, and a big dinner on Christmas Day centered around turkey. In Malta, Midnight Mass is also popular on Christmas Eve, churches are decorated with nativity scenes, and Christmas lunch features a large roasted capon and treacle ring. The French have their main Christmas meal called Réveillon on Christmas Eve which includes foods like turkey and oysters, children leave shoes by the fire for Pére Noel, and crèches include other characters. Spanish Christmas traditions focus on religion like La Mis Del Gallo mass and include a turkey dinner on Christmas Eve followed by celebrating in
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