Happy New Year

We think every person likes winter holidays so much and

we like too, it`s so cheerful, wonderful, magic! That`s why we did this presentation.

the country celebrates an official and unofficial New Year. Earlier

Russians used to celebrate it in September. But in 1699, Czar Peter the Great issued an order for the New Year to be celebrated on January 1st according to the Julian calendar. From 1918, Russians celebrated the New Year on 1st January according to the Gregorian calendar and again on 14th January which is 1st January according to the Julian calendar.

a New Year's Tree called Novogodnaya Yolka which is topped

with a bright star and decorated with various sweets.

popularly celebrated New Year tradition is the arrival of Ded

Moroz or Father Frost and his granddaughter Snegurochka the snow girl. They bring in New Year presents for the good children and keep them under the New Year's Tree. Children sing a song to make Father Frost happy.

use of fireworks, delicious meals etc. The most important part

of the New Year activities is the sumptuous dinner with light music and champagne. The most important meals include:
meat green peas


pickle
mayonnaise

onion

carrots

potatoes

of listening to the New Year Speech from the President

on New Year's Day. There are some more fascinating traditions followed at the time of New Year and the famous one is the tradition of fortune telling.

know about their future indulge in this activity

old year is leaving our homes, erery of us are

a little upset… Every year contain many fantastic emotions, bright events and amusing moments.

carry out your dreams!!!