Mirror: Christmas
Windows: Hanukkah
Door: Pancha Ganapati
Christmas is on December 25th. On Christmas people celebrate the day that Jesus was born. Usually people celebrate it with friends and family. Each country and family developsit's own special traditions celebrated on Christmas. Some people put up Christmas trees, some hang stockings, and some sing songs.
Hanukkah, a Jewishholiday, is a festival of lights. Hanukkah is celebrated for eight days, and eight nights. It celebrates when Israelites reclaimed Jerusalem. The mot traditional thing is the menorah which holds eight candles. At sunset every night of Hanukkah, one candle is lit. It is a symbol of miracle. Often families will exchange small gifts as well.
Pancha Ganapati is a Hindu holiday celebrated December21-December 25th. Families make their living room into a shrine, and place the statue of Lord Ganesh in the middle. Children set out fruits, and treats for Lord Ganesha every day. Parentsgive children presents, and put them in front of Lord Ganesha. On the fifth day, children open their presents. Also on the fifth day, families celebrate love and peace Lord Ganesh brings.
It's the final day of Hanukkah
All the candles are lit.
Hanukkah!
Merry Christmas!
Santa came!
Let' have hot coco.
It's snowing!
I hope Lord Ganesha likes mango
Lord Ganesha will treasureyour offers.
Mirror: Christmas
Windows: Hanukkah
Door: Pancha Ganapati
Christmas is on December 25th. On Christmas people celebrate the day that Jesus was born. Usually people celebrate it with friends and family. Each country and family developsit's own special traditions celebrated on Christmas. Some people put up Christmas trees, some hang stockings, and some sing songs.
Hanukkah, a Jewishholiday, is a festival of lights. Hanukkah is celebrated for eight days, and eight nights. It celebrates when Israelites reclaimed Jerusalem. The mot traditional thing is the menorah which holds eight candles. At sunset every night of Hanukkah, one candle is lit. It is a symbol of miracle. Often families will exchange small gifts as well.
Pancha Ganapati is a Hindu holiday celebrated December21-December 25th. Families make their living room into a shrine, and place the statue of Lord Ganesh in the middle. Children set out fruits, and treats for Lord Ganesha every day. Parentsgive children presents, and put them in front of Lord Ganesha. On the fifth day, children open their presents. Also on the fifth day, families celebrate love and peace Lord Ganesh brings.
It's the final day of Hanukkah
All the candles are lit.
Hanukkah!
Merry Christmas!
Santa came!
Let' have hot coco.
It's snowing!
I hope Lord Ganesha likes mango
Lord Ganesha will treasureyour offers.
Mirror: Christmas
Windows: Hanukkah
Door: Pancha Ganapati
Christmas is on December 25th. On Christmas people celebrate the day that Jesus was born. Usually people celebrate it with friends and family. Each country and family developsit's own special traditions celebrated on Christmas. Some people put up Christmas trees, some hang stockings, and some sing songs.
Hanukkah, a Jewishholiday, is a festival of lights. Hanukkah is celebrated for eight days, and eight nights. It celebrates when Israelites reclaimed Jerusalem. The mot traditional thing is the menorah which holds eight candles. At sunset every night of Hanukkah, one candle is lit. It is a symbol of miracle. Often families will exchange small gifts as well.
Pancha Ganapati is a Hindu holiday celebrated December21-December 25th. Families make their living room into a shrine, and place the statue of Lord Ganesh in the middle. Children set out fruits, and treats for Lord Ganesha every day. Parentsgive children presents, and put them in front of Lord Ganesha. On the fifth day, children open their presents. Also on the fifth day, families celebrate love and peace Lord Ganesh brings.
It's the final day of Hanukkah
All the candles are lit.
Hanukkah!
Merry Christmas!
Santa came!
Let' have hot coco.
It's snowing!
I hope Lord Ganesha likes mango
Lord Ganesha will treasureyour offers.
Mirror: Christmas
Windows: Hanukkah
Door: Pancha Ganapati
Christmas is on December 25th. On Christmas people celebrate the day that Jesus was born. Usually people celebrate it with friends and family. Each country and family developsit's own special traditions celebrated on Christmas. Some people put up Christmas trees, some hang stockings, and some sing songs.
Hanukkah, a Jewishholiday, is a festival of lights. Hanukkah is celebrated for eight days, and eight nights. It celebrates when Israelites reclaimed Jerusalem. The mot traditional thing is the menorah which holds eight candles. At sunset every night of Hanukkah, one candle is lit. It is a symbol of miracle. Often families will exchange small gifts as well.
Pancha Ganapati is a Hindu holiday celebrated December21-December 25th. Families make their living room into a shrine, and place the statue of Lord Ganesh in the middle. Children set out fruits, and treats for Lord Ganesha every day. Parentsgive children presents, and put them in front of Lord Ganesha. On the fifth day, children open their presents. Also on the fifth day, families celebrate love and peace Lord Ganesh brings.
It's the final day of Hanukkah
All the candles are lit.
Hanukkah!
Merry Christmas!
Santa came!
Let' have hot coco.
It's snowing!
I hope Lord Ganesha likes mango
Lord Ganesha will treasureyour offers.