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The Ramadan Feast in Turkey is a time for visiting relatives and paying one’s respect to older people. Many Turks give away sweets and desserts during the festival, and children may watch free Turkish shadow plays.

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The Ramadan Feast in Turkey is a time for visiting relatives and paying one’s respect to older people. Many Turks give away sweets and desserts during the festival, and children may watch free Turkish shadow plays.

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Many people wake up early on the first day of the Ramadan Feast. They put on their best clothes, called bayramlık, which they often buy specifically for the occasion, and have a large breakfast. This symbolizes the end of the fasting period, which many Muslims observe during the preceding month of Ramadan.The Ramadan Feast has an alternative name in Turkey, the Sugar Feast (Şeker Bayramı), because people treat their guests to sweets and traditional desserts during the festival. It is customary to visit one's relatives, especially older ones, and kiss their hand as a sign of respect. Children may go door-to-door, kissing hands of the grown-ups and receiving sweets and small amounts of money in return.Turkish shadow plays, such as Karagöz and Hacivat, are popular during the Ramadan Feast, and children can watch these plays at fairs free of charge. In a more recent tradition, some people use the official holiday to travel abroad or go to Turkish resorts.

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Many people wake up early on the first day of the Ramadan Feast. They put on their best clothes, called bayramlık, which they often buy specifically for the occasion, and have a large breakfast. This symbolizes the end of the fasting period, which many Muslims observe during the preceding month of Ramadan.The Ramadan Feast has an alternative name in Turkey, the Sugar Feast (Şeker Bayramı), because people treat their guests to sweets and traditional desserts during the festival. It is customary to visit one's relatives, especially older ones, and kiss their hand as a sign of respect. Children may go door-to-door, kissing hands of the grown-ups and receiving sweets and small amounts of money in return.Turkish shadow plays, such as Karagöz and Hacivat, are popular during the Ramadan Feast, and children can watch these plays at fairs free of charge. In a more recent tradition, some people use the official holiday to travel abroad or go to Turkish resorts.

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The Ramadan Feast is an official holiday that continues for three days in Turkey. Administration buildings, schools and most businesses are closed during this period. Public transport may run less frequently, and fares are usually lower compared to regular days. Highways may be overcrowded, especially in the morning of the first day and in the afternoon of the last day of the Ramadan Feast, as many people travel on these days.

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The Ramadan Feast is an official holiday that continues for three days in Turkey. Administration buildings, schools and most businesses are closed during this period. Public transport may run less frequently, and fares are usually lower compared to regular days. Highways may be overcrowded, especially in the morning of the first day and in the afternoon of the last day of the Ramadan Feast, as many people travel on these days.

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The symbols of the Ramadan Feast include:A new moon.Sweets or traditional desserts.A cup of Turkish tea or coffee.

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The symbols of the Ramadan Feast include:A new moon.Sweets or traditional desserts.A cup of Turkish tea or coffee.

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Hacivat & Karagöz (name of the characters)

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Traditional deserts

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Carnival is the happiest celebration of the year and seems like it has been made for the children who love to dress up, mask and throw confettis.
The fun mood makes adults come back to their children and they become a little bit happier , more cheerful and festive

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has got very old origins and it has always associated with the fun and the costumes: Egyptians, Romans celebrated it and even during the Middle ages and Renaissance European popular and aristocratic falilies used to do it too, organizing parties with music and balls.

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This year the celebration begin on 8th February ( Thursday ) and end on 13th February ( Tuesday )

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In Italy each region has got its own masks.
The oldest mask is Arlecchino ( Bergamo ), other masks are : Pantalone ( Venice ), Pulcinella ( Neaples ), Balanzone ( Bologna ), Gianduia ( Turin ) , Colombina ( Venice ) etc.

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They are : Puncinella , Tartaglia and Scaramuccia

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They are : Puncinella , Tartaglia and Scaramuccia

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Has got a big belly, a curved nose and wrinkles on the forehead. He wears a white shirt, a pair of white trousers which are tightened by a black belt , black shoes, a limp white hat and he's got a black mask on his face that leaves his lips exposed. Pulcinella is the dumb and talkactive servant. He has got double personality : he can be a smart and brave as coward. Pulcinella personifies the pleasant idleness. He is always hungry and thristy : he likes eating macaroni with tomato sauce. He has a very lively mimic typical of Neapolitan people

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Colombina, Arlecchino and Pulcinella

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many schools are closed. Teachers and children make masks, dances and songs some days before.

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These are typical Neapolitan foods in Carnival time

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These are typical Neapolitan foods in Carnival time

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Lasagna

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Migliaccio
today , this cake is made with bran. Some time ago it was made with millet flour

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This is a Neapolitan rhyme about Carnival

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This is a Neapolitan rhyme about Carnival

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Neapolitan language version

Carnuval 'n filastrocca

Carnuvale 'n filastrocca
cu 'na maschera 'ncopp 'a vocca
cu 'na maschera 'ncopp all'uocchie
che pezz alle dnocchie.
So' 'e pezz d'Arlecchino
vestuto 'e carta, poverino !
Pullecenella è gruosso e ghianco
strille e abballa cu 'e  mman
'ncopp  e cianc.
Culumbina, assaj bellella ,
fa cu iss 'a jacuvella .
E 'a gente a copp' 'a fenesta
tutt 'o juorne guarda 'a festa
" E' Carnuvale
e ogni scherzo oggi vale " !

Some children 1st ( B ) ,Christian Viscardi and others of 5th ( A, B and C ) in LIS
https://youtu.be/Pg5cGRRnBNY

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English Version               Carnival in rhyms 

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English Version               Carnival in rhyms 

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Carnival in rhyms
with the mask on the mouth
with the mask on the eyes
with patches on the knees.
They are the Harlequin's patches
poorly dressed paper dress
Pulcinella is big and white
scream and dance whit his hands
above the hips.
The beautiful Colombina
is whit him pretty so much
and people at the window
all days watch the party :
" It's Carnival and
every joke today is worth "!

Raffaella Matrone 5th
https://youtu.be/gePR1UowPlI

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Carnevale in filastrocca

Carnevale in filastrocca
con la maschera sulla bocca
con la maschera sugli occhi
con le toppe sui ginocchi.
Son le toppe di Arlecchino
vestito di carta, poverino !
Pulcinella è grosso e bianco
strilla e balla  con le mani
sopra i fianchi.
La bella Colombina
è con lui assai carina.
E la gente alla finestra
tutto il giorno guarda la festa :
" E' Carnevale
e ogni scherzo oggi vale  ! "

di Gianni Rodari

Ekaterina Skipor 5th B

https://youtu.be/euJt-FvhkI0

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Here you are some mandalamasks

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Children of Second C .

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by children of First B

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I B children, 6 years , by zaplycode

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Papà
Papà te voglio bbene
ma proprio bbene assje
'nu bbene accussì gruosso
ca nun fernisce maje.
Si 'e volte faccio 'o triste
arrassumiglie a te'.

Si tiene assaje penziere
nun te ne' 'ncaricà
astregneme forte 'mpietto
te sacce cunzulà.

Sempe vicino a te
stu figlio tuoio vo' stà.

Mammà pe' mmè è 'a reggina
...ma 'o rè si' tu papà

https://youtu.be/NlCRAa-0pkA

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Dad
I love you dad
I love you so much
it's a love so great
that never ends
if I don't behave well
that's because I'm like you.

If you overthink
don't worry
hold me tight to your chest
I know how to cheer you up .

Your son always want to be
next to you.

My mum is the queen,
but, dad, you're the king !

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Zeppole on Father's day

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I B students, 7 years, by coding unplugged.
Wish card

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'A mamma
Ddoi braccia ch' 'm abbracciano
ddoi labbra ch' m vasano
ddoi uocch ch' m guardano
e mani ch m' accarezzano
e sent nu' bell' addore
e sent nu' bell' sapore
'A mamma è
chest  p' mmè
e tanto altro ancora
'a mamma è na' dolcissima persona

I B students say the poetry in LIS

https://youtu.be/ZB7wSXC0wzk

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( English translate )

Two arms that hug me
two lips that kiss me
two eyes that look at me
amd hands that caress me
and I smell a good smell
and I taste a nice taste
Mum is this for me
and much more
Mum is a very sweet woman