An English Christmas

England is located on this continent:

• Africa

• Europe

• The USA

• South America

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Children in England write letters to ____

• Pere Noel

• Santa Claus

• Their families

• Father Christmas

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A Christmas caroler is someone who

• collect donations for the less fortunate

• sings Christmas songs

• gives gifts to others

• works in a Christmas-themed store

This Christmas tradition is all thanks to Prince Albert.

• Putting up Christmas trees

• Using advent calendars

• Singing Christmas carols

• Writing letters to Father Christmas/Santa Claus

A traditional English Christmas meal includes:

• turkey, ham, mashed potatoes, stuffing

• clams, fish, pasta, and pizza

• fish and chips

• goose, turkey, potatoes, brussel sprouts

The traditional Christmas dessert in England is

• pecan pie

• figgy pudding

• pumpkin pie

• flan

Inside the figgy pudding, you might find

• a coin

• a wrapped present

• a jingle bell

• mistletoe

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What is a Christmas cracker?

• a red and green firecracker

• a special Christmas appetizer

• a tube with toys, candy, and a paper crown

• someone who cracks nuts during the holidays

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The first Christmas card dates back to

• The 1800's

• 1950

• 1999

• The 1600's

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A custom is another way to say

• greeting

• present

• Christmas tree

• tradition

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