RevelaChristmas: traditions and where they come from
Where the tree, the nativity scene, the gifts and the 22 December lottery come from: timeline, symbols, Christmas in Spain and around the world, a vote, two questions and a challenge to tell a family tradition.
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- Replace the text, images and data with your own. The speaker notes tell you what to say on each slide.
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