Families may celebrate Christmas by having a cookout in...
Argentina and Uruguay
In many Hispanic countries, gifts are exchanged on the 6th of January. This day is called...
the Epiphany, Día de Reyes Magos
Besides Santa, in some Hispanic countries, children are brought presents by...
The Three Kings or Baby Jesus
In some countries, children set out __________ with their wish lists for the Three Kings
Shoes
The poinsettia flower is from...
Mexico
On January 5, children leave _________ out for the camels.
Grass and water
In Venezuela, is customary to get to church on Christmas by...
Roller Skates
The Spanish name for Christmas Eve is...
la Nochebuena
The traditional food for Christmas in México is...
Tamales
What is Santa's name in Spanish?
Papá Noel
In the Catalan region in Spain, Tío de Nadal gives the children presents. What is he?
A log
Las Posadas, the Christmas celebrations in México, end with a party with a...
Piñata
On December 22 in Spain, what big event happens?
The lottery
What time does la Misa del Gallo take place on Christmas Eve?
Midnight
How many sides does a dreidel (pirinola) have in Spanish-speaking countries?
6
El día de los Inocentes (December 28th) is like what American holiday?
April Fools
