Christmas Traditions around the world

In Norway, families hide their brooms at Christmas…why do they do that?

• Because nobody cleans at Christmas

• There is a national broom shortage

• To stop witches and evil spirits stealing them

• Because they are a popular Christmas present

In Venezuela, Christians head to church on Christmas Eve…but how do they get there?

• Reindeer

• Horse and cart

• Roller skates

• Bicycle

In Ukraine, there is one Christmas ornament everyone has on their tree. What is that ornament?

• A spider's web

• A candy cane

• A chocolate boot

• A banana

In Estonia, where will a lot of families traditionally go on Christmas Eve?

• To the sauna

• To the supermarket

• To the top of a hill

• To watch a movie

In the UK, what unusual activity has become a Christmas Day tradition for many?

• Eating pork pie for breakfast

• Going for a swim outdoors

• Wearing every piece of clothing you own

• High fiving your neighbours

In Mexico, one town celebrates a special festival on the 23rd December where they make sculptures out of a vegetable. Which vegetable is it?

• Radishes

• Potatoes

• Parsnips

• Carrots