HolidaysVersión en línea 7th grade por Vika 1 Thanksgiving Day Thanksgiving Day is a warm family holiday when people gather to share a special meal. Many families thank each other for goodness, love, and support. The parade with huge balloons in New York is one of the most famous traditions. 2 Mother’s Day Mother’s Day is a beautiful celebration of love and gratitude to all mothers. Children give flowers, cards, and small presents to show appreciation. It’s a day filled with hugs, smiles, and family moments. 3 St. Nicholas Day On St. Nicholas Day, children hope to wake up and find presents under their pillows. This holiday celebrates goodness and good deeds. Many families light candles or say prayers to honour St. Nicholas. 4 Good Friday Good Friday is a very important Christian holiday that remembers the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. People spend the day quietly, praying and reflecting. Churches hold special services to mark the occasion. 5 Christmas Christmas is celebrated as the birth of Jesus and is one of the happiest holidays of the year. Families decorate their homes, exchange presents, and enjoy festive meals. Many people love singing carols and watching holiday movies. 6 Boxing Day Boxing Day is celebrated the day after Christmas in many English-speaking countries. It began as a day to give presents to workers and people in need. Today, it’s famous for big sales and fun family activities. 7 Day of Knowledge The Day of Knowledge marks the beginning of the new school year. Students return to school with flowers, smiles, and new hopes. It’s a celebration of learning, friendship, and fresh starts. 8 Halloween Halloween is a fun holiday when people wear costumes, carve pumpkins, and go trick-or-treating. Children love collecting sweets from neighbours. Many enjoy spooky decorations, haunted houses, and scary stories.
