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Mrs. Townson’s Class researched Christmas traditions around the world. Next, they typed sentences about what they learned and inserted holiday clipart.

Townson's Christmas Book

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Mrs. Townson's 1st grade class researched Christmas in various countries. They typed their findings into this book.

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Page 1: Townson's Christmas Book

Mrs. Townson’s Class researched Christmas traditions around the

world. Next, they typed

sentences about what they learned and inserted

holiday clipart.

Page 2: Townson's Christmas Book

Saint Basil is the patron saint of the poor and homeless, he delivers gifts in January

by Alasia

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Children in Mexico get their main

presents in January. By Alexandra

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Saint Sinterklass and his helper Black Peter arrived on a boat.

By Amera

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Children in Russia receive gifts on New Years Eve. By Aniyah

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December 5 is St. Nicholas’ day. By Cameron

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The tradition of putting up a

Christmas tree came to us from Germany. By Ian

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Germans make beautiful gingerbread houses.

By Katie

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The presents are left by the Three

Kings or Maji. By Kylie

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The tradition of sending

Christmas cards to family and friends began in England.

By Lanazares

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From December 16 until

Christmas Eve children perform posada.

By Mauricio

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Children leave out clogs or shoes

to be filled with presents.

By Sofia

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Saint Vassils brings gifts on New

Years Eve. By Trinytee