1. Christmas in Poland and Great Britain
Presentacion made: Paulina Teper, Wiola Opiekun , Weronika Szura

2. Poland

3. 24.XII Christmas Eve
Decorate Chrismas Tree
Traditional dinner: barszcz, mushroom soup, carp, dumplings.

4. Families spend time together
25th December – Christmas Day
Families spend time together

5. That day we visit family
26th December
That day we visit family

6. celebrate the new year we drink champagne
the first of January-New Year
celebrate the new year we drink champagne

7. Great Britain

8. 24th December
In the UK, Christmas begins on December 24. However, unlike the Polish, this day is not so family and symbolic meaning. On Christmas Eve, children hang on the mantelpiece or special bedding, Christmas socks, hoping that the next day you will find in them the presents from Santa Claus (Santa Claus).

9. 25th December
Christmas Day (25.12). For dessert, the most traditional homes, serves a Christmas pudding or sweet pudding pour brandy.

10. 26th December
While off work on December 26 is known as Boxing Day is a special day for the people with whom the British meet almost every day - suppliers, postmen, or garbage collectors receive their Christmas gift in the form of a tip.

11. the first of January-New Year
New Year, called Hogmanay, a very solemn reverence: a day off from work is not only 1 but 2 January. From Scotland comes the New Year's custom of singing the song Auld Lang Syne