La navidad en Alemania by Miriam Jiménez Suárez https://padlet.com/11miriamjs/kkjus02z4irb Hecho con mucho cariño en-us 2018-12-21 17:57:28 UTC 2026-03-24 21:36:37 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Ornamenttree.png 🇩🇪Typical food in Germany: indarajesuscalcinesrodriguez4 https://padlet.com/11miriamjs/kkjus02z4irb/wish/316471996 The typical food at Christmas is lamb, duck, fish, sausage or potato salad.

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]]> 2018-12-21 20:45:27 UTC https://padlet.com/11miriamjs/kkjus02z4irb/wish/316471996 🇩🇪New Year's Eve in Germany: indarajesuscalcinesrodriguez4 https://padlet.com/11miriamjs/kkjus02z4irb/wish/316472896 New Year's Eve is the last night of the Gregorian calendar years.
Understanding from December 31 until January 1 (New Years).
Since the Gregorian calendar was changed in the year 1582, this festivity is usually celebrated,
even that has evolved. 

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]]> 2018-12-21 20:55:52 UTC https://padlet.com/11miriamjs/kkjus02z4irb/wish/316472896 🇩🇪Christmas in Germany: indarajesuscalcinesrodriguez4 https://padlet.com/11miriamjs/kkjus02z4irb/wish/316535578 In Germany, Christmas is celebrated on December 24, 25 and 26. The House is decorated with Christmas motifs such as trees, pyramids, little angels and stars made of paper or straw.

Indara]]> 2018-12-23 00:16:12 UTC https://padlet.com/11miriamjs/kkjus02z4irb/wish/316535578 Christmas in Germany 11miriamjs https://padlet.com/11miriamjs/kkjus02z4irb/wish/316794158 For the Christmas party they make cookies with spices typical of these dates.  As well as gingerbread houses and also the “Christbaumgeback”, a white mass that is molded with different shapes and it is cooked to be used as ornaments on the Christmas tree. December 6th is "Nikolaustag", Santa Claus Day. The night before the children leave a shoe at the door and Nikolaus leaves a little gift in the shoes of the children who have been good and a twig in those of the children who have not been good.

Miriam

]]> 2018-12-28 14:13:00 UTC https://padlet.com/11miriamjs/kkjus02z4irb/wish/316794158 Christmas decorations: 11miriamjs https://padlet.com/11miriamjs/kkjus02z4irb/wish/316797067 The Germans put in their houses the Christmas tree and the "Adventskranz" or advent wreaths on the table with four red candles in the center, of which one lights up every Sunday and the last day of Christmas Eve. Children also count the missing days for Christmas with an Advent calendar, in which every day they open the window corresponding to find inside a Christmas picture. 

Miriam]]> 2018-12-28 15:17:39 UTC https://padlet.com/11miriamjs/kkjus02z4irb/wish/316797067 The "Christkind" 11miriamjs https://padlet.com/11miriamjs/kkjus02z4irb/wish/316797767 The children prepare their letters they will leave in the window for "Christkind," a winged figure dressed with white robes and a gold crown. According to tradition in some parts of Germany it is believed that "Christkind" is a messenger that the child Jesus send Christmas Eve to distribute the gifts among the little ones.

Miriam]]> 2018-12-28 15:34:49 UTC https://padlet.com/11miriamjs/kkjus02z4irb/wish/316797767 The Christmas markets in Germany 11miriamjs https://padlet.com/11miriamjs/kkjus02z4irb/wish/316797879 One of the most popular holiday events in Germany t's the Christmas markets. Visiting these markets is an exceptional experience. The smell of fir resin is mixed with that of toasted almonds, roasted chestnuts and the fried sausages, all set with the magnificent decorative lights and the Christmas songs. Germany's most famous market It is the Christkindlmarkt, in Nuremberg, that attracts thousands of visitors every year.

Miriam]]> 2018-12-28 15:37:22 UTC https://padlet.com/11miriamjs/kkjus02z4irb/wish/316797879 German carols 11miriamjs https://padlet.com/11miriamjs/kkjus02z4irb/wish/316798229 O Du Fröhliche (You're cheerful)
O Tannenbaum (The Christmas tree)
Stille Nacht (Silent Night)
Kling Glöckchen Klingelingeling(Jingling bells)

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