Santa lucia’s day in primary school
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The girls in class IV b at a primary school in Poland baked Santa Lucia's cookies to celebrate Santa Lucia's Day. They baked cookies as is traditional for the holiday. One of the students, Martinel, helped the girls with baking the cookies.
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