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- It’s celebrated after the first full moon in spring (different every year)
- It’s a Christian holiday

-commemorating the resurrection of Jesus from death

Great Britain
- Good Friday and Easter Monday are bank holidays
- many people go to church
- children are looking for candies and eggs which were hidden by the Easter Bunny (house, garden)

United States
- most Americas spend Easter Sunday with family decorating eggs
- in some families they organize an egg hunt = children looking for candies and eggs
- there is a traditional Easter Egg Roll in front of the white house on Easter Monday
- the same egg hunt is organized in almost every public park

Czech Republic

-decorating eggs, baking parschal lamb
- on morning of Easter Monday, boys and men whip girls and women with willow sticks to make sure they will be healthy for the rest of the year
- girls gives them treats and eggs as a reward

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Great Britain
December 24th – Christmas Eve
- they have no special traditions  on Christmas Eve
- before children go to bed, they hang up Christmas stockings
- they believe that Father of Christmas fills up the stockings with presents

December 25th – Christmas Day
- in the morning children enjoys opening their presents
- at middays there is a Christmas dinner (roast turkey, baked potatoes and Christmas pudding)

December 26th – Boxing Day
- most people go out to see their friends and spend some time together

United States
- they are celebrating Christmas at Christmas day 25thDecember
- the day before children hang up their Christmas stockingsand expecting presents from Santa Claus
- Santa comes by a chimney during the night
- Christmas dinner is composed of turkey with potatoes and other vegetables
- They also bake Christmas cookies
- Then follows boxing day = collecting money and giving them to poor people

Czech Republic
- people starts preparing for Christmas 4 weeks before
- this period of time is called Advent
- people have advent wreaths with 4 candles, 1 for each Advent Sunday
- a lot of people buy Christmas tree

Christmas Eve is on December 24th  (the most important day of Christmas)
- there is a tradition which says the you shouldn’t eat anything to see a golden pig
- the dinner usually consist of fish soup, schnitzel or fried fish and potato salad
- after dinner people sit around the Christmas tree and opening their presents
- children believes that Jesus brings them the presents
- many people go to church in the evening
- next two days people usually visit their family and friends

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On 31 December

People meet with friends, watch TV or go out to a party and have fun.

At midnight they open a bottle of champagne and wish each other love, happiness, health … in the new year.

Many people make New Year’s resolutions.

On New Year’s Eve we make a bonfires and fireworks.

In English-speaking countries people go to traditional gathering points and they sing old songs.

(=At midnight there is a great cheer, people cross arm, link hands for a traditional song, “Auld Lang Syne”.)

In Scotland, New Year's Eve has a special name - Hogmanay.

They make a national dish which is called haggis (minced heart, lungs and liver of a sheep, boiled in a sheep 's stomach with oatmeal.

There is a tradition called "First foot".

If the first person coming into the house in the New Year is a tall, dark man, and somebody you don't know, he will bring good luck.

The first foot usually brings several gifts, including perhaps a coin, bread, salt, coal, or a drink, which represent financial prosperity, food, flavour, warmth and good cheer.

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- 1st April
- people are making jokes and tricks on each other

- people often play pranks, share fake news, or create amusing hoaxes to trick friends, family, or colleagues

- The origin of April Fools' Day is uncertain, and there are several theories about its beginnings

- some believe it has roots in historical celebrations like the change of the New Year in the Gregorian calendar, where those who continued to celebrate it in late March into early April were called "April fools"

- it has become a day for laughter and jest, and people often enjoy the opportunity to bring humor into their daily lives

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Mother's Day is a celebration honoring mothers and motherhood.

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It is celebrated on different dates worldwide but commonly observed in May. In the United States, Mother's Day is on the second Sunday of May.

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On Mother's Day children give flowers, small gifts or cards to their mothers.

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Father’s Day is celebrated to honor and appreciate fathers and father figures

It’s a day to express gratitude for they love

Originated in early 20th century

Celebrated on different dates worldwide

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Anna Jarvis is often credited with establishing the modern Mother's Day in the early 20th century in the United States. She wanted a day to honor the sacrifices mothers made for their children.

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•Father's Day in Czechia is celebrated on the third Sunday in June.

•A day to honor dads for their role in the family and society.

•Father's Day in the Czech Republic is mostly celebrated with nothing more than a wish

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celebrated on the third Sunday in June

Traditions involves giving gifts and cards

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•Father's Day in the UK is celebrated on the third Sunday in June.

•Similar customs include giving gifts, cards, and enjoying family time.

•A day to appreciate and acknowledge the contributions of fathers.

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is celebrated 14th February

It’s lovers day

People send Valentines cards to person they love

Through later folk traditions, it has become a cultural, religious and commercial celebration of romance and love in many regions of the world

Men are giving women chocolates and flowers

Typical colour is red

Originated in ancient Rome

Named after St. Valentine a Christian martyr executed on February 14 in the 3rd century

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Ugly Wednesday

people eat ugly food like potato pancakes

Green Thursday

people eat green meal like spinach with potatoes and eggs

Good Friday

people mustn’t eat meat

You are not allowed to work in the field, you mustn’t bake, wash and tidy

Easter Monday

Men and boys whip women or girls with “Pomlázka”

Women and girls paint eggs and give them to men for whipping them with a “pomlazka”

for breakfast you can eat a cake in the shape of the Easter lamb