Christmas in Great Britain

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The 25th of December is
Christmas Day. It's a
happy holiday for many
people
in
different
countries. It is time to give
and receive presents.

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Some weeks before Christmas
English people are busy. They
send greeting cards to all their
relatives and friends. You can
buy Christmas cards or you
can
make
them.
Many
children make their cards at
school.

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People buy a Christmas tree
and put it in the living-room.
They decorate it with toys,
candles, coloured balls and little
coloured lights.
On Christmas Eve people
put their presents under the
Christmas tree.

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On Christmas Eve people
put their presents under
the Christmas tree.

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Children leave long socks near
their bed hoping that Santa Claus
will come at night and bring them
small presents, fruits and nuts.
Children also write to Father
Christmas letters and say what
presents they want to get.
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For Christmas lunch people
eat turkey, potatoes and
green
vegetables.
A
Christmas pudding is a
traditional desert served on
Christmas day.
Real Christmas pudding has
a piece of holly on the top.
The British put a silver coin
in it for good luck.

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Every year there is a very
big Christmas tree in the
centre of London, in Trafalgar
Square. This is a present from
the people of Norway to the
people of Great Britain. They
send it to Londoners every
year and Londoners decorate
the Christmas tree.

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In
the evening before
Christmas people like to
come to Trafalgar Square to
look at the tree. On
Christmas Eve the streets in
London are decorated, too.

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The information is taken from these sources:
http://www.santas.net/britishchristmas.htm
http://www.goodfon.ru/download.
http://www.wondrouspics.com
http://www.squarepennies.blogspot.com
http://www.jootix.com
http://www.en.wikipedia.org
http://www.anyarowson.blogspot.com
http://www.youtube.com

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Презентацию подготовили:
Рощина Елизавета
Лазарева Полина
МОУ лицей №16 «Естественно-математический»
Волгодонск, Ростовская область
Учитель: Белоус Наталья Евгеньевна