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Xmas Traditions Around the World

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Write the vocabulary word according to the sentence

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Explanation

Families celebrate on Christmas Eve with a big dinner called Nochebuena and break piñatas. (Mexico)

Families hang stockings over the fireplace and wait for Santa to fill them with gifts. (USA)

People open the Christmas crackers during dinner. Inside are small toys and paper crowns. (United Kingdom)

Children write letters to Santa, and the post office writes back to every child. (Canada)

Families set up an Advent calendar and an Advent wreath before Christmas. (Germany)

A kind old woman called La Befana brings gifts to children on January 6th. (Italy)

Children wait for the Three Wise Men on January 6th to receive presents. (Spain)

Families eat a special long cake called a Bûche de Noël (Yule Log cake). (France)

Families often eat fried chicken for Christmas dinner and buy special Christmas cakes. (Japan)

People celebrate the longest Christmas season in the world, starting in September. (Philippines)

On Christmas Eve, people wait to eat dinner until they see the first star in the sky. (Poland)

Families celebrate at midnight with fireworks and big outdoor parties. (Brazil)

Christmas happens in summer, so families often have beach barbecues. (Australia)

Children get gifts for 13 nights from the Yule Lads, who are friendly Christmas trolls. (Iceland)

Families attend church services, wear colorful clothes, and celebrate with music, dancing, and big family meals on Christmas Day. (Sweden)

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