Christmas Traditions
UK TRADITION: When should Christmas decorations come down
12th night, which can be the 5th or 6th of January
PICTURE 1: NAME AND SING THE CHRISTMAS CAROL
DECK THE HALLS
TENPRESS
Presents
PICTURE 1: NAME THE CHRISTMAS WORD
THE GRINCH
What country banned Christmas in 1647
England
SCOTTISH TRADITION: Branch of tree Scottish people burn at New Year to ward off bad spirits
Ash Tree
PICTURE 2: NAME AND SING THE CHRISTMAS CAROL
I'M DREAMING OF A WHITE CHRISTMAS
VAINTITY
Nativity
PICTURE 2: NAME THE CHRISTMAS WORD
GINGER BREAD HOUSE
Canada
The name of the special bread baked in the shape of Jesus and eaten at Christmastime in BELGIUM
COUGNOU
PICTURE 3: NAME AND SING THE CHRISTMAS CAROL
WALKING IN THE WINTER WONDER LAND
KNITSCOG
Stocking
PEPPERMINT SHAKE
The country that gives England every year the huge tree that is displayed in Trafalgar Square.
NORWAY
The place where the annual Fireballs festival on Hogmanay is held
STONEHAVEN
NAME CAROL AND SING: Travel to a high place to relate it
GO TELL IT ON THE MOUNTAINS
TENORSMAN
Ornaments
PICTURE 4: NAME THE CHRISTMAS PHARSE
BE MERRY AND BRIGHT
The year Christmas became an official public holiday in Scotland
1958
The place where the only reindeer in the UK live
Cairngorms
NAME THE CAROL AND SING: Our fervent hope is that you thoroughly enjoy your yuletide season.
WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS
TRASHCISM
Christmas
PICTURE 5: NAME THE CHRISTMAS PHRASE
Responsible for bringing Christmas back to Scotland
The Victorians