Haggis is a traditional Scottish food made from sheep organs mixed with suet and oatmeal and cooked in a sheep's stomach. On Burns Night, celebrated annually on January 25th, Scots eat haggis and other foods, dance, and recite poetry in honor of Robert Burns, a famous Scottish poet. There are two main types of dancing in Scotland - ceilidh dancing at celebrations and Scottish Country Dancing at events like Highland Shows in the summer. Irn Bru is the most popular drink in Scotland, even more popular than Coca-Cola.

1. All about Scotland

2. FOOD
What is haggis?
Haggis is a traditional food eaten in Scotland,
particularly on Burn’s Night. It is made of the
liver, heart, and lungs of a sheep and mixed with
beef or mutton suet and oatmeal and seasoned
with onion, cayenne pepper, and other spices.
The mixture is packed into a sheep's stomach and
boiled.

3. Robert Burns was a famous Scottish poet.
In Scotland, we celebrate Burn’s Night on the
25th of January. We eat special foods, dance,
and recite poetry and songs.

4. Dancing
There are two main types of dancing. Ceilidh dancing is done at celebrations like parties
or weddings. Scottish Country Dancing (or ‘Highland Dancing’) is shown at events like
Highland Shows, which happen every summer throughout Scotland.

5. Other important foods and drinks
Irn Bru is the most popular drink
In Scotland – even more than
coca cola!

6. Weather

7. Landscape

8. Pitlochry
Edinburgh

9. Pitlochry

10. Edinburgh: the capital city

11. Arthur’s Seat

12. The Bass Rock

13. Music

14. Gaelic
My name is = is mise
Scotland = Alba
Cheers! = Slàinte!

15. The End