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-Vittoria
In my family and in Boliva making bunuelos is very common around there. It is like bread like, but it is smoother and softer. During Nochebuena and Navida we make this very good bread like food. Sometimes when the weather is good, we go to a relative house and eat it as a family. We also we eat it with powder sugar.

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Juan-
One of the many attractions of Argentina, especially the city of Buenos Aires is Tango! Tango is a sensual dance and a musical genre that has gained international fame for its attractive fame way of being. This occurred during the mid-twentieth century when the multiculturalism generated by migration from Europe made this a unique dance.

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Gia Khang Vo Nguyen
Tết, or Lunar New Year, is a Vietnamese celebration of the new year and of the coming Spring that lasts for 5-7 days. The date changes each year but is anywhere from mid-January to late- February. Being the most important annual celebration in Vietnam, there are many traditions. Some are: dragon dances called múa lân, decorating in red and yellow, eating traditional foods, using firecrackers, and paying respect to elders. In Vietnam, the cities are full of decorations and floral displays! It is a very festive time!

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In Nicaragua there are actually no Christmas trees. Instead, there is the madroño, Nicaragua's national tree that flowers in December. Churches and homes are decorated with bright colorful colors to match flowers during Christmas time.
-Sandy (I decided to research)

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Erich A.
In Germany, Weinachts Nacht, Christmas Eve, is a tradition where you celebrate the final day before Christmas, also called Weinacht. You usually celebrate by filling up part of someone's stocking with candy and other fun stuff. You also sometimes are allowed to open up a present under the tree.

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-Abby Trimboli
my family is form Itay one thing we do is  presepio or nativity scenes. Is a really common thing in Itay.  during Natale we make really big nativity scenes.  I really enjoy Natale with my family.

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Kupuno Jackson
In Hawaii we celebrate a Christmas tradition when locals from the area feast on a Kālua pig cooked in an imu, a stone oven engraved in the ground. Once everyone is served Hawaiian dancers dance on a stage in front of the small crowed. Finally, people take photos then leave.

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Brieanna🎄
Every Christmas our family comes and brings Philippine food. Examples are adobo, which is made by vinegar, meat, seafood, vegetables, soy sauce, cooking oil, garlic, and black peppercorn. Another dish is lumpia also known as eggroll the ingredients for this is egg, carrots, meat, and the wrapper.

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❄Brynna🎄
Oplatec, Aka Christmas wafer, is a thin, flat tasteless wafer that is inscribed with a Christmas scene (it's kinda like the host at mass). you share one with your family each week during the Christmas season after giving best wishes to each other. The Christmas wafer is a symbol of forgiveness and reconciliation, friendship and love.

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Ryiah

First thing that my family does is we wake up. We eat first before we open presents and I'm ok with that. We do a long prayer and then we eat. When we are finish, we go in an age line. If you don't know what an age line is it is a line when we start too youngest to oldest. The adults give us are gift and we find a place to open it.

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Nathan W.-
In Portuguese families, there's a large gathering around the Christmas tree, or Creche. This is to celebrate the birth of Jesus. With Christianity being one of the main religions, Creche has a significance to people.

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Madison
In Panama many people celebrate Christmas by creating a life-sized muneca's. Panamanians begin to papier mache their muneca's in the beginning of Decembre. They will make them look like celebrities.

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Bridget,
In Latin America however, many countries, including Colombia, celebrate on the day before. Come December 24, Noche Buena, Colombians celebrate Christmas by gathering friends and family into one house for eating, drinking and dancing. Depending on the amount of people gathering, the feast may be done potluck-style.

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Vinny
cociri a huge meal on Christmas eve. the parents also block off the kids fromthe presents. we also diri stories.

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-Anthony
My family puts up an arbol de Navidad. My family does a baking contest and winner gets 20 dollars. My family goes to a different state every year.

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Lorelei Erickson

In Poland, people celebrate Wigilia, which is sort of the Polish version of Christmas Eve. It is a time to celebrate the coming of Christ and visit with family. During Wigilia, there are many different types of food, incuding pierogis, the Christmas wafer or the Oplatki, and a specific type of soup.

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John
Every year when we decorate the
karácsonyfa (christmas tree) we normally have a big meal afterward. This is a common Hungarian tradition. We decorate the tree with ornaments and then have a big meal.

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- Srta. Mercado 🎄
In Puerto Rico, parrandas are a very common way to celebrate as a family and with your neighborhood. During Nochebuena, Christmas Eve, people with go house to house to sing Christmas carols, Puerto Rican style! One of the most common songs is ¨Dame la mano paloma¨.