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1 British Traditions By Charlie Year 4

2 Bonfire Night We celebrate bonfire night on the 5 of November .We set of fireworks and its really nice.

3 Father Christmas We celebrate Christmas on the 25 of December saint nick comes and gives use presents.

4 Easter Easter Sunday is a remembrance of when Jesus came back to life. The Easter bunny hides chocolate eggs everywhere.

5 Pancake Day We make pancakes to celebrate Christianity on shrove Tuesday. We eat pancakes then give up something for 40 days!

6 Food We eat lots of different types of food. Lots of people like to eat roast dinners on Sunday. On special occasions we eat a full English breakfast. Other times we have toast and cereal for breakfast.

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