Estonian club - tähtpäevad

• This is a super fun winter holiday where you go sledding!

• Afterward, everyone enjoys vastlakuklid (yummy cream buns) and pea soup.

• The longer your sled ride, the better your year is supposed to be!

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzGs3ycZIjQ&ab_channel=Tallinna%C3%9ClikoolITallinnUniversity

​Vastlapäev -
Shrove Tuesday

• Military parade

• Speech from the president

• Eesti lipp - sinine, must, valge

• Rukilill

• Kiluleib

• Rahvariided

• Suitsupääsuke

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​Eesti Vabariigi aastapäev

​Sõbrapäev

• Making friends happy – Drawing cards and giving small gifts. 🎁

• Having fun together – Going to the cinema, playing games, or just spending time with friends. 🎬

• Fun events at school – Valentine’s mailbox, games, and cool parties. 🎉

• Being kind everywhere – Colleagues, teachers, and family members share good wishes. 😊

• Heart-shaped decorations – Stores and classrooms are filled with red and pink hearts. ❤️

• Doing good deeds – Bringing joy to lonely people or doing acts of kindness.

• Easter in Estonia is all about colorful eggs and fun games.

• Kids love decorating eggs and rolling them in games with their friends.

• It’s also a time for yummy food and welcoming spring!

Easter -
Lihavõtted

• This is one of the most fun holidays in Estonia!

• People light big bonfires, sing, dance, and stay outside until really late.

• It’s all about celebrating the longest days of the year.

Jaanipäev -
St. John's Day

• This is a quiet day to remember family members who have passed away.

• Many people light candles and think about happy memories of their loved ones.

Hingedepäev -
All Soul´s Day

• ​Christmas in Estonia is cozy and magical!

• Families come together, give presents, and eat delicious food like gingerbread and blood sausage.

• Jõuluvana (Estonian Santa Claus) might even visit you with gifts!

Jõulud -
Christmas

• This is the last day of the year, and everyone stays up late to watch fireworks.

• It’s a time for parties, games, and making wishes for the new year.

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Uusaasta -
New Years Eve