El día de Reyes 6 de enero

Los Reyes Magos In Spain, everyone knows who Melchor, Gaspar and Baltasar are. They are Los reyes Magos (The Three Wise Men) who come from the Far East in their camels and leave presents in Spanish homes on the night of the 5th January.

Spanish children write a letter to them saying how they have behaved during the year and what they would like to get.

On the 5th January at night people welcome them into their cities with big parades and the Reyes Magos throw sweets as they make their way around.

Before going to bed children clean Their shoes and leave them by the Christmas tree or the Nativity scene. They also leave food and water for the Reyes Magos and their camellos.

El día de Reyes On the 6th January children will get Presents if they have behaved otherwise they will get coal.

After opening the presents families have hot chocolate and roscón de reyes for breakfast.

Ya vienen los Reyes Magos ya vienen los Reyes Magos caminito de Belén olé, olé, Holanda y olé Holanda ya se ve Ya se ve, ya se ve Cargaditos de juguetes cargaditos de juguetes para el Niño de Belén olé, olé, Holanda y olé Holanda ya se ve

The Wise Men are coming the Wise Men are coming on their way to Bethlehem olé, olé, Holy land and olé Holy land can be seen. Carrying lots of toys carrying lots of toys for the Child in Bethlehem  olé, olé, Holy land and olé Holy land can be seen.

GAME: Can you get Melchor, Gaspar, Baltasar, camello and estrella together? They need to be together to bring their regalos! Ask: ¿quién eres? Answer: soy …

Write a letter to Los Reyes Magos! http://mld.ursinus.edu/~jarana/Ejercicios/Instructors/reyes.html