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STUDENTS : HONG TAM KIM THOA

THANH TUNG

HAI YEN

• New Year in United

Kingdom is celebrated

on January 1, the first day of the first month.

• In the evening of New

Year’s Eve, many

people go to the

parties.

New Year Traditions in Britain

A very old custom of 'first

footing' is still followed in

Britain with sincerity It is said that the first male visitor to the house on the New Year's day

brings good luck.

British often drink a glass of

champagne. The Scottish traditional food is haggis.

Valentine's

Day

• Valentine’s Day

is on February

14.

• People often give

cards and gifts to friends and

people they love.

chocolates

heart

Red roses

• October 31st is Halloween.

• Halloween means “holy evening”

Children wear many different costumes Some dress up as

witches, ghosts, skeletons or

animals.

customary celebration for children on

Halloween Children

go in costume from house to house, asking for treats such as

candy or sometimes money, with the

question, "Trick or treat?"

Make jack o’ lantern

Bobbing for apples

• Barmbrack (Ireland)

• Bonfire toffee (Great Britain)

• Candy apples/toffee apples

• Caramel apples

• Colcannon (Ireland)

Candy apples