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Christmas Around the World Christmas in Norway Christmas in Norway is called Jul and is celebrated each year on December 25th. The season begins on December 13th with Saint Lucia Day ceremony. Christmas trees are set up on December 23rd and decorated with candles or white lights. December 24th is the main day to celebrate and families eat a special porridge with an almond hidden inside. Children wait for Julenissen to reward them for good behavior. Nisse, small gnomes, also bring presents to place under the tree. Watch the video to Learn more about learn about some Click on the book cover for a read aloud of The Tomten Christmas in Norway. Norwegian Christmas by Astrid Lindgren. traditions. Christmas Around the World Christmas in Germany Advent signals the start of the Christmas season in Germany and s celebrated for for weeks. Christmas or Weihnachten is celebrated on December 24th. Santa (Weihnachtsmann) brings gifts on this day. St. Nicholas day is celebrated on December 6th and good children receive sweets from St. Nikolaus. Houses decorate with lights and ornaments but typically trees aren’t put up and decorated until December 24th. Watch the video to Click on the book cover for Learn more about learn about some a read aloud of Cobweb Christmas in Germany. interesting German Christmas: The Tradition of Christmas traditions. Tinsel by Shirley Climo. Christmas Around the World Christmas in Italy The Christmas season in Italy officially begins on December 8th, the day of Immaculate Conception. Cities begin decorating with lit trees that, businesses decorate with lights, and Christmas markets open. For many, the most important decoration is a presepe, a nativity scene. On Christmas day, Babbo Natale hands out presents to the children. In many families, the Day of Epiphany on January 6th is when gifts are exchanged. Click on the book cover Click on the picture Click on the picture to for a read aloud of The above to watch a video read more about Legend of Old Befana about Christmas Christmas in Italy. by Tomie dePaola. traditions in Italy. Christmas Around the World Christmas in France December 6th, St. Nichols Day, is when children in many regions of France begin celebrating Christmas.. Some cities in France decorate for Christmas weeks ahead of the date. There are some regions that decorate Christmas trees and hang lights around town. Children in France set polished shoes in front of the chimney in hopes that Père Noël, Father Christmas, will fill them with sweets. Click on the picture to Click on the book cover Click above to read watch a video about for a read aloud of more about Christmas how French Christmas Madeline’s Christmas in France. is different. by Ludwig Bemelmans.

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