A2/B1 - Christmas quiz
Hello, my lovely people!
This week’s post is designed to help you get into the Christmas spirit while learning and having fun.
We have prepared a special activity about Christmas traditions around the world, perfect for A2–B1 students.
Christmas Around the World
In this activity, you will discover how people celebrate Christmas in different countries such as the UK, the USA, Canada, Australia and Ireland.
You will learn key vocabulary and interesting cultural facts that may surprise you.
What are we going to do?
Second part: Test your knowledge with an interactive Wordwall quiz.
Third part: Think and compare.
What traditions are the same?
What traditions are different?
It is a fun and dynamic way to:
- Learn English
- Improve your vocabulary
- Discover Christmas celebrations around the world
Christmas Around the World
Christmas is a very special time in many countries.
In the UK, families eat turkey with roast potatoes. During dinner, they pull Christmas crackers. Crackers make a “pop” sound. Inside, there is a small toy, a paper crown and a funny joke.
In the USA, people drink a sweet holiday drink called eggnog. Many children hang stockings by the fireplace. On Christmas Eve, Santa Claus fills them with presents. In New York City, there is a huge Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center every year.
In Australia, Christmas is in summer. Many families go to the beach to celebrate. In some stories, Santa uses kangaroos instead of reindeer.
In Canada, many people enjoy the snow at Christmas. Children write letters to Santa at the North Pole. His postal code is “H0H 0H0”. Families decorate their trees with lights and go ice-skating together.
In Ireland, people leave cookies and milk for Santa on Christmas Eve. Some families also leave a small glass of whiskey.
Christmas has many interesting traditions around the world.
Do you know the name of Santa’s red-nosed reindeer?
It is Rudolph!
If you prefer working on paper, you can also download the PDF version of the activity.
💬 Final challenge: Compare these traditions with those in your country. What is similar? What is different? Write your answers in the comments below.
Enjoy it and happy learning!
Yoci Teacher

This is a very good game to practise the Christmas day and his vocabulary
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