Every year our 1st graders welcome St. Nikolaus at the 6th of December in their class room.
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Cada año los niños de 1º dan la bienvenida en su clase a S. Nicolás el 6 de diciembre.
Nosotros tambien recibimos la visita de Papa Noel, pero tenemos que esperar hasta el final de las clases, justo antes de irnos de vacaciones.
¡Feliz Navidad! (We also welcome Santa, but we have to wait until the last day before going on holidays.
Merry Christmas!)
Los niños de Educación Infantil de Bezana (3, 4, 5-years-old)
Hello in Spain!
Saint Nikolaus isn´t Santa Claus in Austria. We celebrate the name day of the bishop from Myra on Dec. 6th. He was a very kindly person und there are many stories we were told about his life.
Santa Claus comes from the North of Europe. Our Finnish friends are in the opinion that he lives in Rovaniemi in Lapland. http://www.santaclaus.fi/?deptid=8044
10 December 2006 at 20:32
Cada año los niños de 1º dan la bienvenida en su clase a S. Nicolás el 6 de diciembre.
Nosotros tambien recibimos la visita de Papa Noel, pero tenemos que esperar hasta el final de las clases, justo antes de irnos de vacaciones.
¡Feliz Navidad! (We also welcome Santa, but we have to wait until the last day before going on holidays.
Merry Christmas!)
Los niños de Educación Infantil de Bezana (3, 4, 5-years-old)
11 December 2006 at 20:13
Hello in Spain!
Saint Nikolaus isn´t Santa Claus in Austria. We celebrate the name day of the bishop from Myra on Dec. 6th. He was a very kindly person und there are many stories we were told about his life.
Santa Claus comes from the North of Europe. Our Finnish friends are in the opinion that he lives in Rovaniemi in Lapland. http://www.santaclaus.fi/?deptid=8044