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A schultüte is when children in Germany get a candy cone, they can include toys, chocolate, candies, and some other things.

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. Apparently the thought of attending school every day for the next 12-13 years has to be "sweetened" with candy and presents - a tradition that dates back to the early 19th century. Parents fill the cones, either homemade or purchased, with treats, school supplies and small gifts.

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Diego Merino

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A 200-year-old German tradition, a schultuete is a cone-shaped package filled with treats and school supplies.
When children in Germany, The Czech Republic, close to the borders with Germany,[1] parts of Poland (Greater Poland, Upper Silesia, Warmia), Austria, and parts of Switzerland set off for their first day in school upon entering first grade, their parents and/or grandparents present them with a big cardboard cone, prettily decorated and filled with toys, chocolate, candies, school supplies, and various other goodies. It is given to children to make this anxiously awaited first day of school a little bit sweeter.