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Las Fiestas del Invierno

Las Fiestas del Invierno. Año Nuevo Islámico. El 4 de noviembre. Diego Rivera. el 8 de diciembre. La Janucá. El 8 de diciembre. Las Posadas. el 16 de diciembre. El Invierno. El 21 de diciembre. La Nochebuena. El 24 de diciembre. La Navidad. El 25 de diciembre. Kwanza.

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Las Fiestas del Invierno

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  1. Las Fiestas del Invierno

  2. Año Nuevo Islámico El 4 de noviembre

  3. Diego Rivera el 8 de diciembre

  4. La Janucá El 8 de diciembre

  5. Las Posadas el 16 de diciembre

  6. El Invierno El 21 de diciembre

  7. La Nochebuena El 24 de diciembre

  8. La Navidad El 25 de diciembre

  9. Kwanza el 26 de diciembre

  10. El Día de los Inocentes El 28 de diciembre

  11. La Nochevieja el 31 de diciembre

  12. Enero Enero, enero, con enero empieza el año. Enero, enero, en el invierno hace frío. Enero, enero, con enero empieza el año. ¡Olé!

  13. El Año Nuevo el 1 de enero

  14. Los 3 Reyes el 6 de enero

  15. El Año Nuevo Chino el 10 de febrero

  16. ¿Cuál es la fecha?

  17. Colorín, Colorado ¡Este año se ha acabado! Adiós 2012, Hola 2013

  18. In Peru there is the lovely tradition of the Chocolatada: There is also the tradition of eating Paneton and chocolate caliente on Dec. 24th. Pavo (turkey) is always eaten on Christmas day, along with arroz arabe and applesauce. We have turkey for Thanksgiving AND turkey for Christmas!!  Most people have a large creche in their home as well as a Christmas tree (at least in the cities). There are fireworks on Christmas Eve and Christmas day and many Peruvians spend some portion of Christmas vacation on the beach. The majority of the population of Peru lives on the coast. Many coastal children would get presents for Christmas related to the beach -swimsuits, goggles, etc. Christmas in Peru is a very religious holiday. Santa is a new addition. el Perú

  19. el PerúLa Chocolatada8 diciembre What is a Chocolotada event? Simply, children descend from all corners of local communities, to drink hot chocolate and eat pan - bread (or normal bread rolls). Often there are games and dancing, then follows the giving of gifts and toys.

  20. VIRGEN DE GUADALUPE In 1531 a "Lady from Heaven" appeared to a poor Indian at Tepeyac, a hill northwest of Mexico City; she identified herself as the Mother of the True God, instructed him to have the bishop build a temple on the site and left an image of herself imprinted miraculously on his tilma, a poor quality cactus-cloth, which should have deteriorated in 20 years but shows no sign of decay 469 years later and still defies all scientific explanations of its origin. Her message of love and compassion, and her universal promise of help and protection to all mankind, have been a very important part of all Mexican’s lives. She is the patron of all Catholics in México who worship her truly. The Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe is celebrated on December 12th with a mass celebrated with a Mariachi band. México12 diciembre

  21. Nochebuena 24 diciembre Noche Buena is the culmination of the Holiday festivities with the celebration of a midnight mass (Misa de Gallo). Afterwards, families head home for a traditional Christmas supper, which may feature regional dishes. Depending on the economic status of the family, the feast might include bacalao a la vizcaína (Biscayan cod) and romeritos (wild greens in mole sauce). Roast turkey, ham or suckling pig are other popular menu items. The evening is rounded out with the opening of gifts and for the children, piñatas and luces de Belén (sparklers). These happy family gatherings generally last until dusk and for this reason December 25th is set aside as a day to rest and enjoy leftovers. The beginning of the Christmas festivities is marked with Las Posadas, nine consecutive days of candlelight processions and lively parties starting December 16th. Families gather to re-enact the holy family’s quest for lodging in Bethlehem. The procession is headed by a small plaster Virgin Mary and San José. They are followed by other children portraying angels, the Three kings and pastores (shepherds). The breaking of a piñata is a rigorous part of this celebration. Las Posadas16-24 diciembre

  22. Christmas is a deeply religious holiday in Spain. The country's patron saint is the Virgin Mary and the Christmas season officially begins December 8, the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. It is celebrated each year in front of the great Gothic cathedral in Seville with a ceremony called los Seises or the "dance of six." Oddly, the elaborate ritual dance is now performed by not six but ten elaborately costumed boys. It is a series of precise movements and gestures and is said to be quite moving and beautiful. España Christmas Eve is known as Nochebuena or "the Good Night." It is a time for family members to gather together to rejoice and feast around the Nativity scenes that are present in nearly every home. A traditional Christmas treat is turrón, a kind of almond candy. December 28 is the feast of the Holy Innocents - los Inocentes. Young boys of a town or village light bonfires and one of them acts as the mayor who orders townspeople to perform civic chores such as sweeping the streets. Currently this day is for playing tricks on friends and family, tricks and jokes that also the Media get involved with by broadcasting absurd facts and news which go down well with the population. Similar to our April Fool’s Day. The Spanish Christmas is Navidad, people go to church, exchange presents, and many play on swing sets set up especially for the occasion. Swinging at solstice time evokes an ancient desire to encourage the sun, urging it to "swing" ever higher in the sky.

  23. Nochevieja31 diciembre España Spain is a fantastic place to celebrate New Year´s Eve, with its bustling cities like Madrid and Barcelona offering exciting fiestas and celebrations for “Nochevieja” (”old night”). “Las Uvas” The most popular New Year´s Eve tradition is “las doce uvas de la buena suerte“ (the 12 grapes of good luck). At 12 seconds to midnight the countdown begins and each time the bell rings in a new second, millions of Spaniards (sitting at home, at parties and in the streets watching the celebrations) have to eat a grape, for a total of twelve grapes. This tradition is supposed to bring good luck. At the stroke of midnight the cork on the Cava bottle is popped, and people tell each other “Feliz Año Nuevo” and kiss each other on both cheeks.

  24. España: The children of Spain receive gifts on the feast of the Epiphany. The Magi are particularly revered in Spain. It is believed that they travel through the countryside reenacting their journey to Bethlehem every year at this time. Children leave their shoes on the windowsills and fill them with straw, carrots, and barley or the horses of the Wise Men. Their favorite is Balthazar who rides a donkey and is the one believed to leave the gifts. México: January 6th is Three Kings Day in Mexico, known as the Día de Reyes. This is Epiphany on the church calendar, the 12th day after Christmas, when the Magi arrived bearing gifts for baby Jesus. In Mexico children receive gifts on this day, brought by the three kings, los Reyes Magos, Melchor, Gaspar, and Baltazar. Some children receive gifts from both Santa Claus and the Kings, but Santa is seen as an imported custom, and the traditional day for Mexican children to receive gifts is January 6. Día de los 3 Reyes 6 enero

  25. Arrival of the 3 Kings: In the days preceding Kings Day children write letters to the Magi requesting a toy or gift that they would like. On the night of January 5th, the figures of the Wise Men are placed in the nativity scene. Traditionally children would leave out their shoes with a bit of hay in them to feed the animals of the Magi (they are often shown with a camel). When the children would wake up in the morning their gifts appeared in place of the hay. Nowadays, like Santa Claus, the Kings tend to place their gifts under the Christmas tree. Rosca de Reyes: On Kings Day it is customary to eat Rosca de Reyes, a sweet bread shaped like a wreath, with candied fruit on top, and a figurine of a baby Jesus baked inside. The person who finds the figurine is expected to host a party on Día de la Candelaria (Candlemas), celebrated on February 2nd, when tamales are served. 6 enero

  26. EspañaEl Gordo – La Lotería The Spanish Christmas Lottery one of the most famous lotteries in the world, known as the Christmas drawing (Sorteo de Navidad) or simply the Christmas Lottery (Lotería de Navidad). The Spanish lottery is also the biggest lottery in the world, based on total prize payout. The Spanish Christmas Lottery was first organized in 1812 by a Public Administration branch now called Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (Lottery and bets of the State). The first category payout is known by its Spanish name: El Gordo, meaning “the fat one” or “the big one”.

  27. Las Fiestas que Celebramos 2013 Use the information from the calendario to write a paragraph in Spanish describing a holiday ( as assigned by the teacher) Write it on the bottom of the calendar info. Leave out the English. Follow the format here: ¡Hola! El ___#-día ___ de _______(mes)_________ celebramos (Name the holiday in Spanish) ____________________________________________________________________________ (Describe the holiday in Spanish:-copy from the calendar information page ) _____________________________________________________________________________ Describe tu fiesta favorita: Nuestra fiesta favorita es ___________________________________________ que celebramos el _____ de ___________________. De __ (your name in Spanish) ___ y _______(partner’s name)_______ Clase 4//5-___ # ____

  28. Las Fiestas que Celebramos 2013 Use the information from the calendario to write a paragraph in Spanish describing a holiday ( as assigned by the teacher) Write it on the bottom of the calendar info. Leave out the English. Follow the format here: ¡Hola! El ___#-día ___ de _______(mes)_________ celebramos (Name the holiday in Spanish)________________ (Describe the holiday in Spanish:-copy from the calendar information page ) ____________________ Describe tu fiesta favorita: Nuestra fiesta favorita es ___________________________________________ que celebramos el _____ de ___________________. De __ (your name in Spanish) ___ y _______(partner’s name)_______ Clase 4//5-___ # ____

  29. enero: Año Nuevo es el primer día del año. Cumpleaños es el día cuando nació Martin Luther King, Hijo. La Inauguración es cuando Barack Obama se hace el presidente de los EEUU El Año Nuevo chino es el primer día del año chino. febrero Día de la Marmota – si la marmota ve su sombra tenemos seis más semanas del invierno. El Día de San Valentín es el día de amor y amistad. El Día de los Presidentes es cuando recordamos a George Washington (22 febrero) y Abraham Lincoln (12 febrero). Son dos presidentes importantes de los Estados Unidos. marzo Dr. Seuss es un autor popular de libros para niños. El Día de San Patricio es una fiesta que viene de Irlanda. Llevamos el color verde. La primavera es una estación durante los meses de marzo, abril, mayo y junio. abril El Primero de abril es un día cuando las personas se engañan y hacen chistes. Pesaj es una fiesta hebrea cuando recordamos el vuelo para la libertad. Pascuas es una fiesta cuando tenemos huevos de muchos colores. Día de la Tierra es cuando reciclamos y cuidamos a la planeta - Tierra. mayo El Día de los Profesores honramos a los maestros. El Día de las Madres es un día cuando honramos a nuestras madres y abuelas. (segundo domingo) El Día de Memoria es cuando recordamos a los soldados que murieron para la libertad. junio El Día de la Bandera es un día cuando honramos la bandera norteamericana – roja, blanca y azul. El Día de los Padres honramos a los padres y a los abuelos.(tercer domingo) Verano es una estación durante los meses de junio, Julio, agosto y septiembre,

  30. julio El 4 de Julio es el Día de la Independencía de los EEUU Ramadan es una fiesta musulmana agosto Eid Al Fitr es una fiesta musulmana que celebra al fin de Ramadan. septiembre El Día del Trabajo es un día cuando honramos a los trabajadores del pueblo. Rosh Hashanah es el año Nuevo hebreo. Eid Al Fitr es cuando termina Ramadan – fiesta mulsumana. El Otoño es una estación durantes los mese de septiembre, octubre, noviembre y diciembre. Yom Kippur – fiesta hebrea celebra el año Nuevo hebrea. octubre Día de Cristóbal Colón recuerda el día cuando Colón llegó a las Américas. Diwali es una fiesta hindu de las luces Jaloguín es una fiesta cuando los niños llevan disfraces y caminan de casa a casa para recibir regalos de dulces. noviembre Día de Todos Santos es cuando recordamos a los muertos y a los Santos El Día de las Elecciones es cuando nuestros padres votan. Día de los Soldados honramos a los soldados que luchan para la libertad. El Día de Acción de Gracias es cuando damos gracias por todo que tenemos. diciembre Janucá es una fiesta hebrea cuando se encienden luces y juegan con una prirnola que se llama un dreidle Nochebuena es la noche antes de Navidad. Navidad es el cumpleaños del Niño Jesús. Kwanzaa es una fiesta Africana-americana cuando se encienden luces y comemos comida especial. Nochevieja es la última noche del año. Tenemos fiestas para dar bienvenida al Año Nuevo.

  31. Colorín, Colorado ¡Este año se ha acabado! Adiós 2012, Hola 2013

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