Project outcome of cooperation by 20 teachers working on 'Christmas all around the World' 2021-2022

1. Christmas all around the world
Christmas journey all around
the world with Kamila and
Snowman
Let’s start!!!

2. Christmas journey all around the world!!!
2
Where
shall we
start?
Let’s start
in…

3. 3
Can you
image
Christmas in
summer?
No! It’s
too hot
for me!

4. 4
Malwina, Liwia, Jagoda, Anastazja, ZSP Chrośnica
Have you ever
eaten roast
turkey?
Noooo…. I
prefer
carrots !

5. 5
In both…
waiting
for 2
presents
;))))
Do you believe
in Santa Claus
or in Christ
Child?
Kamil and Mateusz SP Puchały

6. 6
CHRISTMAS TRADITIONS IN DENMARK
St Lucia is the patron of the Light.
At Christmas you can see her
wearing a wreath with candles!
After dinner everyone is
dancing around the
Christmas tree and singing
carols
Kornelia, Zuzia,Zuzia, Natalia, SP Sokołowice

7. 7
Ola,Marysia KSP Białystok
What do
Brazilians eat
on Christmas
Eve?
Turkey, baked
chestnuts,
dried fruit and
cakes!

8. 8
Who brings
presents to
children in
Croatia on
the 6th
December?
Let me
think…
St.Nicholas
Ada Sz., SP Teresin

9. 9
A star in the
apple means
‘health’
Christmas sugars are
traditional Czech
cookies. They are
prepared at the end
of November and are
put in boxes until the
holidays.
The Czech Republic
Class 7, SP Sielec

10. 10
THE USA, sZKOŁA sZPiTaLnA, RzEsZów
Most people put up a Christmas tree
in their living room. Some have a
real tree, but today many people
have an artificial tree. People put up
their trees a few days before
Christmas and decorate them with
brightly coloured tinsel, baubles and
fairy lights. There’s usually a star or
a fairy on the top of the tree.
On Christmas Day families
traditionally have a big
Christmas Dinner together.
Before they start the meal
they pull Christmas
crackers and everyone
wears their paper hat
during the mealtime!
CHRISTMAS is a joyful
holiday that is
celebrated by most
people in the United
States. Even though its
origins are Christian, it
has become a holiday
season that is
celebrated in various
ways by people of
many faiths.
People say Merry Christmas or Happy
Christmas. The word Christmas is
often shortened to Xmas. People give
or send Christmas cards to all their
friends, relatives, neighbours and
colleagues. They put the cards they
get on the mantelpiece or hang them
up on pieces of string in their homes.
Dominik,
Kornel

11. 11
THE USA, sZKOŁA sZPiTaLnA, RzEsZów
Most people put up a Christmas
tree in their living room. Some
have a real tree, but today many
people have an artificial tree.
People put up their trees a few
days before Christmas and
decorate them with brightly
coloured tinsel, baubles and fairy
lights. There’s usually a star or a
fairy on the top of the tree.
In December groups of
carol singers sing carols
and collect money for
charity. Carol singers sing
in shopping centres and
on the streets or go from
door to door.

12. 12
We have family
parties and
enjoy watching
Christmas
movies together
We light
candle at 12
at midnight at
the window to
let Christ visit
our families
By Anna, Tekla, Sophio, LEPL Tbilisi N 207 Public School
Georgia - January 7th

13. 13
Amazing…
how many
lights are in
the tunnel?
Look, this
snow palace is
a perfect place
for me…
Emil R. SP89 Gdańsk
Japan

14. HUNGARY
14
Hania K. SP Bobrówko
Christmas
Eve is very
important
and in
Hungarian
means Holy
Evening.
Let’s look at
the poster and
get to know few
interesting
facts about
Hungary!

15. 15
Argentina
By Zuzia, Magda, Olek, Zuzia, Wiktoria, Lena, Gosia,
Bartek from PSP nr 1 in Przysucha
What is a
popular
Christmas
dish in
Argentina?
It’s
Turkey

16. 16
By Oliwia, SP9 Dzierżoniów (Jolanta Krzyżaniak)
What
beautiful
Christmas
decorations! Yes,
it`s
true!
Switzerland

17. 17
Zosia i Agata L.
SP17 Toruń
Of course,
it’s the
Jonkonnu
parade!
What’s the
name of
the
famous
Jamaican
parade?

18. 18
PSP Podlesie Duże Team
I want to
spend
Christmas
in Ireland
Me too! ;-)

19. 19
The NETHERLANDS
Have you ever
seen Santa on
a steamboat?
Don’t forget to fill your
shoes with hay and sugar
for Sinterklaas’s horse
ZPO Szczeglice

20. 20
Wiktoria, 7f, SP Zielonki
Christmas
in Scotland
is simply magical!
I love
Scotland!

21. 21
Angelika SP4 Sandomierz
I love
Christmas
Let’s wait
for Siôn
Corn

22. 22
Primary School of Paliouri, Eleni Voutsa
GREECE
The Greek traditional boat is a
very old tradition. It used to be a
kind of honor and welcome to
sailors returning from their
voyages.
The Christmas boat symbolizes
the new voyage of man in life,
after the birth of Christ.
50 years ago, until the first
post-war decade, we met the boat
in many Greek houses and in the
hands of children who sang carols.
Christmas carols are sung mainly by
children, either individually or in
groups. They enter houses, shops or
public places, accompanied by the
traditional iron triangle or other
musical instruments such as
accordion, drum, harmonica etc. The
children give wishes and get pocket
money for charities or to buy toys.
More than thirty
variations have been
counted in the Christmas
carols in Greece!
Click here to
listen to Greek
carols

23. 23 ZSP Rudnik - Julia, Emilia, teacher: Karina Puls
RUSSIA
T
Did you
know that
in Russia
people
celebrate
Christmas
on 7th
January?
Really? What are
they doing on
24th December
then?

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eTwinning project 2021-2022
Christmas all around the World

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