2. Christmas in England
 Children leave
stockings by the
fireplace for the
presents

3. Christmas in England
 Children usually leave mince pies and
brandy for Father Christmas to eat and
drink
 Children write letters
to Father Christmas or
Santa Claus and ask for
the presents they want.

4. Christmas in Germany
 Christmas in Germany is
very cold and snowy
 Germany is famous for
Christmas traditions
 The Christmas Tree
tradition started in
Germany

5. Christmas in Germany
 Christmas markets are
famous in Germany at
Christmas. People
go there to buy food
and toys.

6. Christmas in Australia
 In Australia Christmas is
in the middle of
the summer holidays
 It is very hot on
Christmas in Australia so
people celebrate on the
beach

7. Christmas in Australia
 Children sing Christmas
carols on Christmas Eve
 People decorate their
houses and gardens
with Christmas Trees
and lights

8. Christmas in Spain
 Children in Spain receive
presents on 6th January
 On Christmas Eve, family is
gathered together and they
eat dinner
 People go to church
and exchange presents

9. Christmas in Japan
 Christmas is not widely celebrated
in Japan. But they send
Christmas Cards and Presents
 In Japan Christmas is more a
romantic day, a day of happiness!!!
 Children have parties dancing
and playing games

10. Christmas in Japan
 In Japan the traditional
Christmas food is the
Christmas Cake and Fried
Chicken