The document describes how Christmas is celebrated in Spain. Some of the traditions mentioned include decorating cities, towns, and homes with Christmas trees and nativity scenes starting on December 22nd. Families gather together on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve, and New Year's Day. On New Year's Eve, it is a tradition to eat 12 grapes at midnight while bells ring in Madrid. On January 5th, the three Wise Men arrive in Spain with presents for children.

1. CHRISTMAS
EL CARMEN SCHOOL

2. HELLO ORCHARD HOLLOW SCHOOL,
HERE YOU HAVE SOME PICTURES
EXPLAINING HOW WE CELEBRATE
CHRISTMAS IN SPAIN.
WE HOPE YOU LIKE IT.

3. IN SPAIN CHRISTMAS BEGINS ON THE 22 OF
DECEMBER, WHEN WE CELEBRATE A VERY
IMPORTANT DRAW

4. WE DECORATE THE CITIES, TOWNS AND
VILLAGES

5. AS WELL AS OUR HOMES

6. WITH CHRISTMAS TREES

7. AND NATIVITY SCENES (WHAT WE CALL
“BELÉN”)

8. FAMILIES GATHER TOGETHER ON CHRISTMAS
EVE, CHRISTMAS DAY, NEW YEAR’S EVE AND
NEW YEAR’S DAY

9. ON NEW YEAR’S EVE WE CELEBRATE THE
BEGINNING OF THE NEW YEAR EATING 12
GRAPES AT 12 O’CLOCK WHILE A CLOCK IN
MADRID SOUNDS ITS BELLS

10. ON THE 5 OF JANUARY THE 3 WISE MEN (“LOS 3
REYES MAGOS”) ARRIVE TO SPAIN FULL OF
PRESENTS FOR ALL THE CHILDREN

11. FELIZ NAVIDAD Y
PRÓSPERO AÑO
NUEVO 2016!!!