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Taylor Ryer |
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Brogan Fitzgerald |
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Britain’s population was 50 803 000 in 2006. |
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Christmas is celebrated on the 25 of
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Their language is English so they say it the
same way we do. “ MERRY CHRISTMAS” |
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Father Christmas is an old jolly man, with white
hair, beard and moustache. He is dressed in a red suit outlined in white.
He lives in the North Pole. |
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There is Santa Claus he is a big man dressed in
red and white. There are also elves which are short and are dressed in
green and white and there are reindeer such as Rudolph who is white and
brown. |
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Britain's Christmas foods are candy, cookies,
pudding, biscuits, tea, crackers, crisps and sweets. |
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1 ½ cups all- purpose flour |
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4 tsp
of magic Baking Powder |
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½ tsp of salt |
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¼ cup shortening |
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2/3
cup of milk |
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They give out the same types of toys that we
give out like things they need. |
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They do the same things as us at Christmastime
like sledding, hanging up stockings and other things. |
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Map of Great Britain.-https://webspace.utexas.edu/jan752/UK/britain-physical-map.jpg |
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Christmas traditions- Christmas In Britain From
The World Book Encyclopedia. |
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Picture of Christmas tree- http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/customs/Xmas/santa.html |
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Picture of Santa Claus-
http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/customs/xmas/ |
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http://www. Kraftcanada. Com/biscuitsrecipies. |
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