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Christmas Facts
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- 1. Christmas Facts
- 2. The 26th of Decemberis known as Boxing
- 3. Gold – wrapped chocolate coinscommemorate St. Nicolas who gave bags of gold coins to the poor.
- 4. A traditional Christmas dinnerin early England included
- 5. The Christmas treeDisplayed in Trafalgar Square in
- 6. Christmas treesbecame popular in the UK
- 7. Christmas treeIt can take between 4-15 years
- 8. The Queen᾿s Christmas speechwas first televised in 1957.
- 9. The first Christmas card Was designed in1843by
- 10. A Christmas wreath A Christmas wreath hanging
- 11. The poinsettiais a traditional Christmas flower. In
- 12. MisletoeAt Christmas, it is traditional to exchange
- 13. Santa Claushas many different names
- 14. 13 Santas in IcelandThere are 13 Santas
- 15. The very first Santa picturesoften depicted him
- 16. RudolphThe red-nosedreindeer wasinvented fora US firm᾿sChristmaspromotion in 1938.
- 17. »One of the most popular Christmas songs, «Jingle Bells» was actually written for Thanksgiving.
- 18. Christmasbecome a national holiday in America on June, 26,1870.
- 19. Electric lightsfor trees were first used in 1895.
- 20. Merry Christmas
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The 26th of Decemberis known as Boxing Day because it was the day the family opened a gift box for the poor.
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Слайд 1Christmas Facts
Выполнил: Матвеева Н.А.
учитель английского языка
Пролетарского района
Города Тулы
20.12.13
Слайд 3Gold – wrapped chocolate coins
commemorate St. Nicolas who gave bags
of gold coins to the poor.
Слайд 4A traditional Christmas dinner
in early England included a pig᾿s head
with mustard sauce. It was usually followed by roast peacock.
Слайд 5The Christmas tree
Displayed in Trafalgar Square in London is an
annual gift to the UK from Norway since 1947. The
Norwegian spruce given is a token of appreciation of British friendship during World War II from the Norwegian people.
Слайд 6 Christmas trees
became popular in the UK from 1841when Prince
Albert erected a tree in Windsor Castle following a German
tradition. Fir trees have been decorated at Christmas time in Germany since the 8 century.
Слайд 7Christmas tree
It can take between 4-15 years to grow a
Christmas tree of typical height(6-7 feet).
The world᾿s biggest Christmas tree
(76 m high) was put up in America in 1950.In the USA, Christmas tree are now called «Holiday Trees».
Слайд 9The first Christmas card
Was designed in1843by English artist
J.
C.Horsley. Robins on cards were a joke 150 years ago
when postmen wore red tunics and were named after them.
Слайд 10A Christmas wreath
A Christmas wreath hanging on your front
door symbolizes a sign of welcome and long life for
all who enter.
Слайд 11The poinsettia
is a traditional Christmas flower. In Mexico (its original
birthplace), the poinsettia is known as «The flower of the
Holly Night»
Слайд 12Misletoe
At Christmas, it is traditional to exchange kisses beneath the
hanging misletoe. In ancient Scandinavia, misletoe was associated with peace
and friendship.
Слайд 13 Santa Claus
has many different names around the world
including Father Christmas in the UK, Pere Noel in France,
Kriss Kringle in Germany, La Befana in Italy, Julinesse in Denmark, Grandfather Frost in Russia, Papa Noel in Spain.
Слайд 1413 Santas in Iceland
There are 13 Santas in Iceland, each
leaving a gift for children. They come down from the
mountain one by one, starting on December 12 and have names like Spoon Liker, Door Sniffer and Meat Hook.
Слайд 15The very first Santa pictures
often depicted him wearing a variety
of different colour coats including green, blue and mauve. The
modern day depiction or picture of Santa Claus wearing a red coat only became standard in the 1920᾿s.
Слайд 17 »
One of the most popular Christmas songs, «Jingle Bells»
was actually written for Thanksgiving.
