Christmas Words and Traditions

Christmas Words and Traditions

Name as many objects associated with Christmas and New Year holidays as you can in 1 minute!

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Do you know any New Year and Christmas traditions around the world?

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​Which countries do you think the following traditions belong to?

Multiple Choice

The main Christmas meal is eaten during the evening of Christmas Eve. It is often a barbecue served in the garden.

• Slovakia

• Iceland

• Argentina

Multiple Choice

Sometimes children leave a sock near a window. If Papai Noel (Santa Claus) finds the sock, he’ll exchange it for a present!

• Brazil

• Canada

• Spain

Multiple Choice

Christmas Day is celebrated on January 7th.

• Poland

• Egypt

• Scotland

Multiple Choice

On January 6th, women traditionally have a free day and men do the housework and cooking.

• Ukraine

• France

• Ireland

Multiple Choice

December 25th is a public holiday, but it is only in memory of the founder of the country.

• Pakistan

• Switzerland

• The Netherlands

Multiple Choice

The main Christmas meal consists of 12 dishes. Carp (a river fish) is the main dish.

• Poland

• Japan

• Peru

Multiple Choice

Sometimes a sea bird is eaten on Christmas Day.

• Sweden

• Iceland

• Russia

Multiple Choice

On December 28th, people play tricks on each other (like on April 1st in the UK and USA).

• Germany

• Spain

• Italy

Are there any unusual Christmas traditions in your country?

How has Christmas changed for you since you were younger?

What do you enjoy about this time of year?

What do you dislike about this time of year?