Christmas around the World Worksheet for Kids

Are you searching for an engaging and educational activity to teach your kids about Christmas traditions from different countries? Look no further! Our Christmas around the World worksheet is designed to captivate young minds while helping them learn about various cultures and customs associated with this festive season.

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  Letter C Cat Coloring Page

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  Letter C Cat Coloring Page

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In which country is Santa Claus known as Father Christmas?

Santa Claus is known as Father Christmas in the United Kingdom.

Which country is credited for starting the tradition of putting up a Christmas tree?

Germany is credited for starting the tradition of putting up a Christmas tree. The practice became popularized in the 16th century and later spread to other countries around the world.

In which country do children receive gifts on December 6th instead of Christmas Day?

Children in the country of The Netherlands receive gifts on December 6th, which is known as Sinterklaas or St. Nicholas Day, instead of receiving gifts on Christmas Day.

In which country is it traditional to celebrate Christmas by going to the beach?

Australia.

In which country is it common to eat Kentucky Fried Chicken for Christmas dinner?

In Japan, it is common to eat Kentucky Fried Chicken for Christmas dinner. This tradition started in the 1970s and has now become a popular way to celebrate the holiday season in Japan, with many people pre-ordering their KFC Christmas meals weeks in advance.

In which country do children receive presents in their shoes instead of stockings?

In the Netherlands, children receive presents in their shoes instead of stockings. This tradition is a part of the celebration of St. Nicholas Day on December 5th, where children leave their shoes out in the hopes that St. Nicholas will fill them with treats and gifts.

In which country is it custom to light Advent candles during the weeks leading up to Christmas?

It is a custom in many countries, particularly in Germany and other European countries, to light Advent candles during the four weeks leading up to Christmas as a way to mark the anticipation and preparation for the birth of Jesus Christ.

In which country do people celebrate Christmas on January 7th instead of December 25th?

People in Russia, Ukraine, and other Eastern Orthodox countries celebrate Christmas on January 7th instead of December 25th because they follow the Julian calendar rather than the Gregorian calendar observed in Western countries.

In which country is the tradition of hanging stockings by the fireplace believed to have originated?

The tradition of hanging stockings by the fireplace is believed to have originated in the Netherlands.

In which country is it traditional to attend a midnight mass on Christmas Eve?

Attending a midnight mass on Christmas Eve is a tradition practiced in many countries around the world, but it is particularly popular in countries with strong Christian traditions such as Mexico, Spain, Italy, and the Philippines.