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Everybody  know the legend of Santa Klaus

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Everybody  know the legend of Santa Klaus

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In Croatia children clean their boots night before St Nicholas Day and put them in windows. St Nicholas brings them sweets or small presents and puts them in boots. The also get a branch (šiba) coloured in golden or silver colours. If they were very good they get a gold one and if they were a bit naughty they get a silver one. St Nicholas is accompanied with Krampus. He is evil, dressed in black with red horns on his head like a devil. He catches naughty children with his chains and puts coal in their boots instead of presents. Of course all the children are good and they all get presents.

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In Romania, we also celebrate Saint Nicholas. It is also a Christian Holiday. On Saint Nicholas' Eve children clean their boots, then they put them by the front door or at the window. They prepare them for Saint Nicholas to put small presents and sweets inside. Saint Nicholas puts the small presents and sweets inside the boots on the Saint Nicholas' Eve, the 5th of December, in the evening or at night or children find them in the morning of the Saint Nicholas' Day (the 6th of December). If the children are naughty, they receive also a stick in the boots near their presents. If they are very naughty, they receive only a stick. Usually, children receive a beautifully decorated stick together with their presents from Saint Nicholas to remind them that they have to behave well.

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In Romania, we also celebrate Saint Nicholas. It is also a Christian Holiday. On Saint Nicholas' Eve children clean their boots, then they put them by the front door or at the window. They prepare them for Saint Nicholas to put small presents and sweets inside. Saint Nicholas puts the small presents and sweets inside the boots on the Saint Nicholas' Eve, the 5th of December, in the evening or at night or children find them in the morning of the Saint Nicholas' Day (the 6th of December). If the children are naughty, they receive also a stick in the boots near their presents. If they are very naughty, they receive only a stick. Usually, children receive a beautifully decorated stick together with their presents from Saint Nicholas to remind them that they have to behave well.

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Sometimes, adults receive presents and sweets from Saint Nicholas, too. If
the boots are not clean neither children nor adults receive presents.

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7th Junior High School of Ioannina, Greece

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7th Junior High School of Ioannina, Greece

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During the tradition, Nikolaos was a protector of the poor, and he also gave gifts to children and poor people, usually hidden, without revealing his identity. That's why in the West the celebration of St. Nicholas, called Santa Claus (an abbreviation of Santa Nicolaus), is linked to Christmas and the gift exchange that is taking place at the time.

In Greece, the figure of Santa Claus wearing red clothes and a white beard, with the Saint Vasileios, is the same as that of the Orthodox Church; in fact, the symbolism refers to Agios Nikolaos and contains elements of pagan, pre-Christian beliefs about the "father of snow," etc.

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We also celebrate „Saint Nicholas“ (Mikuláš) on the 6th of December.On St. Nicolaus Eve, kids clean their boots, put them in the windows and get sweets in them. They believe that St. Nicolaus brought the treats. However, when naughty, they kids will get onions or potatoes. This is Saint Nicholas in our Kindergarte

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Primary School with Integrated Classes No 6 Siedlce Poland

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Primary School with Integrated Classes No 6 Siedlce Poland

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In Poland children wait for "Small Santa Claus" - małego Mikołaja at night on 6 th December. The tradition is that the Santa comes at night and leaves small presents under the pillow or in shoes. At schools and kindergartens pupils organise exchange of small gifts between pupils. Today at my school there was a REAL Santa :) he was walking on corridors and looking for well-behaved kids :)