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Italian Festivities presentation

Class 4D is happy to present its work on Italian festivities.

Summary

In our class, we learned about four special holidays in Italy. These holidays are important because they celebrate history, culture, and traditions. Here are the four holidays we researched:The 2nd of June – Festa della Repubblica (Republic Day) The 29th of June – Festa dei Santi Patroni di Roma (Saints Peter and Paul Day) Carnival (Carnevale) The 6th of January: Befana's day

Befana's Day

Carnival

Republic Day

Saints Pietro & Paolo's Day

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It’s the last day of Christmas, so it’s a little sad, but the Befana makes it special!

We leave a sock for her, and in the morning, it’s full of sweets!

January 6th: Befana's Day

In Italy, we celebrate the Befana on January 6th. The Befana is an old lady who flies on a broom. She brings candy to good children and coal to naughty ones.

Carnival

Carnival in Italy

In Italy, Carnival is a fun celebration! It usually happens in February, before Lent starts. People wear colorful costumes and masks. There are parades with music and big floats. Children throw confetti and play games. We eat special sweets like "chiacchiere" and "castagnole." Venice is famous for its beautiful masks and costumes. Carnival is a time to laugh, dance, and have a great time with family and friends!.

On June 2nd the Italians celebrate the Republic Day. There is an army parade towards Fori Imperiali and flypast of the Frecce Tricolori in the skies above Rome.

Republic Day

Republic Day

One important festivity in Rome is Saints Pietro & Paolo's Day. It's on June 29th.

Saints Pietro & Paolo's Day

Saints Pietro & Paolo are the Patron Saints of Rome.

We celebrate with parties on this day.

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