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Christmas- A Lovely Time Of Year

Christmas- A Lovely Time Of Year. By: Kyleigh Romero. Christmas Traditions.

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Christmas- A Lovely Time Of Year

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  1. Christmas- A Lovely Time Of Year By: Kyleigh Romero

  2. Christmas Traditions • My family has always been doing some things on Christmas for as long as I can remember. We would have a certain day before Christmas that the cousins of the family would decorate a tree. We would get ornaments and each person got to put on many ornaments. Then we would get a early Christmas present as we made cookies and watched movies. We do this every year and I couldn’t imagine it stopping and I hope it goes on forever. This is my families tradition.

  3. Collection of other Culture Traditions • Belgian- The children there believe it is kindly Saint Nicholas who brings them their presents. They also believe he rides a horse so they leave him hay and carrots and water for the horse just outside the house on December 6. • China-The Christians in China light their homes with beautiful paper lanterns. Santa is called Dun Che Lao Ren. The children hang stockings just as we do.

  4. Collections of other culture traditions (Continue) • Denmark-Santa is known as Julemanden and he arrives in a sleigh pulled by reindeer with a sack full of gifts. Danish children know the elves as JuulNisse, and believe that they live in the attics of their homes. Instead of cookies and glasses of milk, they leave rice pudding and saucers of milk out for them. • India- houses are decorated with strings of mango leaves. Lights are place on the window sills and walls and a star is hung outside. A sweet holiday treat is made called thali and it is brought to neighbors and friends.

  5. Conclusion • In conclusion there are very many traditions in the countries but one that most people do is celebrate Santa even though they call him by a different name. One thing that is different is that when the set food out for Santa thy put out there countries food. They also hang some sort of light that is on there house.

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