Christmas traditions in the UK

The British celebrate Christmas on

• December 25

• December 24

• December 26

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At Christmas people decorate their houses with colourful________and branches of______

• lights/holly

• pictures/holly

• dresses/ trees

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They also put lights on the _______ and put a _________on the top

• Christmas tree/ doll

• Christmas tree/ star

• Wall/ star

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On Christmas Eve, children hang their________ above the________

• chimney/socks

• stockings/fireplace

• hats/christmas tree

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When the children wake, the stockings are full of ______

• apples

• sweets

• presents

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Who are the presents from? People say they are delivered by________

• Halloween

• Saint Claus

• Three Wise Men

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They say he comes from the __________on a________ pulled by________

• North Pole/sledge/reindeer

• London/car/dogs

• New York/bike/ cats

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What do people eat on Christmas day?

• Chicken

• Roast Beef

• Turkey

The most famous dessert is called_______

• Christmas pudding

• Christmas sweet

• Cookies

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The dinner table is often decorated with a __________for each person

• Christmas cracker

• sweet

• present

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