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San Fermín
Los Reyes
Las Fallas
La Nochevieja
San Juan
San Jorge
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San Fermín
Los Reyes
Las Fallas
La Nochevieja
San Juan
San Jorge
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Los Reyes
San Fermín
La Nochevieja
San Jorge
Las Fallas
San Juan
Spanish
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Los Reyes
El 6 de enero
This festival celebrates when the Three Kings arrive at the stable where Jesus was born. On the night of 5 January, there are parades all over Spain. The Three Kings travel through towns and cities. In Spain, presents are usually brought on 6 January. The Three Kings bring them, not Father Christmas on 25 December. For many children in Spain, this festival feels even more exciting than Christmas.
Las Fallas
El 19 de marzo
This is a festival that takes place in Valencia and lasts around five days.
During this time, local people build huge statues made of papier mâché, cardboard, wood or plaster. These massive figures are burnt on the final night of the festival, the 19th March, which is also the feast of San José - St Joseph.
Every year a vote takes place and one of the statues is saved from burning and kept in a local museum.
Las Fallas
El 19 de marzo
This is a festival in Valencia that lasts for around five days. During the festival, people build huge statues out of papier mâché, cardboard, wood or plaster. On the final night, 19 March, the statues are burnt. This date is also the feast day of San José, or St Joseph. Each year, people vote and one statue is saved from the fire. It is kept in a local museum.
San Jorge
El 23 abril
You may have thought that St George is the patron saint of England, but he is also the patron saint of two parts of Spain called Aragón and Cataluña.
In Cataluña, St George‘s day is like a Spanish Valentine’s Day when, traditionally, men gave women roses and women gave men books.
Today, roses and books are still the main gifts, but anyone can give either gift.
La Noche de San Juan
El 23 junio
Go to almost any major beach in Spain on the Noche de San Juan - the night before St John’s Day, and you will see dozens of bonfires, beach parties and colourful fireworks.
This is a very popular festival in Spain that not only celebrates the feast of St John, but also marks the start of summer.
Las Fiestas de San Fermín
El 6 de julio
Do you remember seeing the giants dancing down the street to the music at the Fiesta de San Fermín in Year 3?
This festival is famous all over the world, not because of the dancing giants, but because of the traditional ‘running of the bulls,’ which happens on each day of the festival.
"Bulls are let out from their pen and run through the narrow streets of Pamplona until they reach the bullring. People called runners, dressed in white with a red scarf and red beret, run in front of the bulls. They try to stay ahead and move out of the way if a bull gets too close. Thousands of people travel from all over the world to watch. Some people think this tradition is exciting, but others say it is too dangerous and unfair to the bulls.
La Nochevieja
El 31 de diciembre
Nochevieja means ‘old night’ and is New Year’s Eve. On this night, families often gather together to share a meal before welcoming in the New Year. Celebrations look a lot like the ones we have in the UK, but with one big difference. In Spain, there is a New Year’s tradition where people eat twelve grapes at midnight, one each time the clock chimes. It can be quite tricky, but people who manage it are said to have good luck for the whole year!
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Interactive presentation
Fiestas recall
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© Kapow™ 2026
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Fiesta time!
Fiestas recall
Spanish
© Kapow™ 2026
Fiesta time!
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Spanish
© Kapow™ 2026
Instruction: This may be up to two rows long. Please centralise if only one row.
Fiestas recall
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Answer
San Fermín
Los Reyes
Las Fallas
La Nochevieja
San Juan
San Jorge
Spanish
© Kapow™ 2026
©2022 Kapow Primary
www.kapowprimary.com
Instruction: This may be up to two rows long. Please centralise if only one row.
Fiestas recall
Reset
Answer
San Fermín
Los Reyes
Las Fallas
La Nochevieja
San Juan
San Jorge
Spanish
© Kapow™ 2026
©2022 Kapow Primary
www.kapowprimary.com
Instruction: This may be up to two rows long. Please centralise if only one row.
Fiestas recall
Reset
Los Reyes
San Fermín
La Nochevieja
San Jorge
Las Fallas
San Juan
Spanish
© Kapow™ 2026
©2022 Kapow Primary
www.kapowprimary.com
Los Reyes
El 6 de enero
This festival celebrates when the Three Kings arrive at the stable where Jesus was born. On the night of 5 January, there are parades all over Spain. The Three Kings travel through towns and cities. In Spain, presents are usually brought on 6 January. The Three Kings bring them, not Father Christmas on 25 December. For many children in Spain, this festival feels even more exciting than Christmas.
Las Fallas
El 19 de marzo
This is a festival that takes place in Valencia and lasts around five days. During this time, local people build huge statues made of papier mâché, cardboard, wood or plaster. These massive figures are burnt on the final night of the festival, the 19th March, which is also the feast of San José - St Joseph. Every year a vote takes place and one of the statues is saved from burning and kept in a local museum.
Las Fallas
El 19 de marzo
This is a festival in Valencia that lasts for around five days. During the festival, people build huge statues out of papier mâché, cardboard, wood or plaster. On the final night, 19 March, the statues are burnt. This date is also the feast day of San José, or St Joseph. Each year, people vote and one statue is saved from the fire. It is kept in a local museum.
San Jorge
El 23 abril
You may have thought that St George is the patron saint of England, but he is also the patron saint of two parts of Spain called Aragón and Cataluña. In Cataluña, St George‘s day is like a Spanish Valentine’s Day when, traditionally, men gave women roses and women gave men books. Today, roses and books are still the main gifts, but anyone can give either gift.
La Noche de San Juan
El 23 junio
Go to almost any major beach in Spain on the Noche de San Juan - the night before St John’s Day, and you will see dozens of bonfires, beach parties and colourful fireworks. This is a very popular festival in Spain that not only celebrates the feast of St John, but also marks the start of summer.
Las Fiestas de San Fermín
El 6 de julio
Do you remember seeing the giants dancing down the street to the music at the Fiesta de San Fermín in Year 3? This festival is famous all over the world, not because of the dancing giants, but because of the traditional ‘running of the bulls,’ which happens on each day of the festival.
"Bulls are let out from their pen and run through the narrow streets of Pamplona until they reach the bullring. People called runners, dressed in white with a red scarf and red beret, run in front of the bulls. They try to stay ahead and move out of the way if a bull gets too close. Thousands of people travel from all over the world to watch. Some people think this tradition is exciting, but others say it is too dangerous and unfair to the bulls.
La Nochevieja
El 31 de diciembre
Nochevieja means ‘old night’ and is New Year’s Eve. On this night, families often gather together to share a meal before welcoming in the New Year. Celebrations look a lot like the ones we have in the UK, but with one big difference. In Spain, there is a New Year’s tradition where people eat twelve grapes at midnight, one each time the clock chimes. It can be quite tricky, but people who manage it are said to have good luck for the whole year!