Canadian Celebrations
Fall Celebrations
ALL celebrations...
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Santa visits on this day. [*think carefully]

Christmas EVE

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A day when all your neighbours give you candy.

Halloween

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We eat special

food

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During a Newfoundland Mummer, people [3 things]

dress up and dance and sing.

100

A day to exchange cards, chocolate, and flowers

Valentine's Day

200

Canada's birthday is on this day.

 July 1st.

200

Louis Riel day is celebrated by 

the Metis people

200

We wear our best

clothes/outfits

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The Sunrise festival is celebrated January 5th, and in the arctic, marks the return of 

the sun

200

When Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus

Christmas

300

The day we wear poppies and honour Veterans

Remembrance Day

300

In India, a festival of lights is called

Diwali

300

We get together with our 

family and friends or other important people.

300

Six Nations Midwinter Festival takes place in [place of worship]

the Longhouse

300

In Quebec, a festival with a large snowman wearing a Metis sash, with winter sports, activities, maple syrup, and a ice castle.

Carnaval

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In October, we celebrate after the harvest of crops

Thanksgiving

400

In Germany, a huge October celebration. [Also a big celebration in Kitchener, Ontario]

Oktoberfest

400

We have special decorations and 

lights

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Chinese New Year is represented by 12 animals. This year, it is the year of the _________

Dragon

400

When followers of Islam only eat after sunset and before sunrise

Ramadan

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On November 8th, we honour the Indigenous people who were in the military.

Indigenous Veterans' Day

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The longest night, and the shortest day is called _________. It marks the end of Fall and the beginning of Winter.

Winter Solstice

500

We often exchange 

gifts
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Loppets are a type of race or marathon held in Muskoka and other areas. The sport is

cross country skiing

500

At a Yukon Sourdough Festival, there will often be ladies who dance the 

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