fun learning for kids - festivals

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Match the festival names to the items used in them!

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Children’s Day is celebrated across the world and is the most anticipated festival by kids everywhere.

List the name by which Children’s Day is called in the following countries:

a. Argentina b. Turkey c. Germany d. Poland

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With the help of the following hints, guess the names of these festivals!

a. O _ _ N F _ S T _ VA_ : In Japan, families release floating lanterns into the water to represent their ancestors’ spirits being sent off.

b. S _ I C _ M _ S C A _ N _ V _ L: An Independence Day celebration featuring Calypso music, a steel band competition, elaborate dresses and plenty of big events in Grenada.

c. L _ S F _ L L _ S: A traditional celebration held in commemoration

of Saint Joseph in the city of Valencia, Spain.

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Festive Creativity!

If you had to create a national festival, what would you like to celebrate?

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Guess the festivals depicted in the images

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Pick the items that symbolise the Tet Trung Thu festival, which is a harvest festival in Vietnam centered on parents spending time with their children.

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Answers:

• 1:d, 2: c, 3: a, 4: b• a: Dia del Nino, b: Çocuk Bayrami, c: Kindertag, d: Dzien Dziecka• a: Obon Festival, b: Spice Mas Carnival, c: Las Fallas• 1: Magh Mela, 2: San Fermin, 3: Monkey Buffet Festival• Lantern, Dragon costume, Mooncake

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