Museum Entrance Australia Canada Brazil Mexico Welcome to the Museum of Christmas Around the World Curator’s Offices India

Room 4 Return to Entry Australia Christmas

Room 1 Return To Entry Christmas in Canada

Room 3 Return To Entry Mexican las posadas

Room 2 Return To Entry Brazil Christmas

Room 5 Return to Entry India Room 21

Return to Exhibit Linked citation goes here They eat turkey dinner with ham and pork and pudding.The pudding is made of golden nuggets.They also eat mince pies. They cover themselves with Christmas Bush. Their favorite Christmas story is Wombat Divine. Traditions

Linked citation goes here Return to Exhibit The Fun Facts They made their own song and poem. They also make their own sandman and they throw a Santa hat in a pool. Their Christmas is in the summer.

Linked citation goes here In Australia, they call him Saint Nicholas and Santa Claus. Return to Exhibit The Santa Dudes

Linked citation goes here Christmas is called the Six White Boomers, because there are six traditions they do. Snow fun no fun Return to Exhibit Holiday Names

Linked citation goes here There is a Santa, and he delivers presents on Christmas Eve. Return to Exhibit Santa

Linked citation goes here In Canada they decorate their houses and yards. Return to Exhibit House

Linked citation goes here They put decorations up Return to Exhibit Candy Cane

Linked citation goes here They build snowmen Return to Exhibit Snowman

Linked citation goes here Children take turns trying to break open a piñata and get the candy. Return to Exhibit Donkey Piñata

Linked citation goes here Their Santa is the Three Wise Men.. Return to Exhibit Santa

Linked citation goes here They eat tamles, rice, rellenos, atole and menudo. Return to Exhibit Food

Linked citation goes here Their Navidad is on January 6th. Return to Exhibit Tree

Linked citation goes here The Mexican flag is a big part of their holiday. Return to Entrance Flag

Linked citation goes here In Brazil, Santa is called Papai Noel or Father Noel. Return to Entrance Papai Noel

Linked citation goes here One tradition is a huge Christmas dinner that includes a turkey, ham, colored rice, wonderful vegetables, and fruit dishes. Return to Exhibit Christmas Dinner

Return to Exhibit Linked citation goes here Folk dancing, singing, and the festivities go until January 6 th, which they call Three Kings Day. This day I supposed to be the day when tree wise men visited Jesus to bring gifts. Christmas in Brazil

Linked citation goes here A huge Christmas tree of electric lights can be seen across the sky. Return to Exhibit Light across the sky

Linked citation goes here Brazil people celebrate Christmas by having a nativity scene / Preseprio. The way they decorate at a Preseprio is they pick fresh flowers from the garden, and fireworks go off in skies over the cities.. Return to Exhibit Preseprio

Linked citation goes here Return to Exhibit Fireworks

Linked citation goes here India flowers are poinsettia. Return to Exhibit Poinsettia

Linked citation goes here This goes on the tree in India. Return to Exhibit Pretty Bow

Linked citation goes here Bow/flowers. Gold Bow Return to Exhibit

Linked citation goes here This is the sunrise tree Return to Exhibit Star Tree

Linked citation goes here King’s crown is awesome. Return to Exhibit Symbol

Linked citation goes here Santa is called Santa Papai Noel or Father Noel in Brazil. Return to Entrance Papai Noel

Curator’s Office “Australia” by Bailie and Josiah “Mexico” by Connor and Preston “Canada” by Jackson and Tanner “Brazil” by Peyton and José “India” by Sammy and Cody Mrs. Soltau’s 5 th grade class. Note: Virtual museums were first introduced by educators at Keith Valley Middle School in Horsham, Pennsylvania. This template was designed by Dr. Christy Keeler. View the Educational Virtual Museums website for more information on this instructional technique.Keith Valley Middle SchoolDr. Christy KeelerEducational Virtual Museums Return to Entry

Linked citation goes here They put decorations up. Return to Entrance Christmas Tree