'Shrove tuesday' presentation slideshows

Religion and food choice

Religion and food choice. Religion and food choices. Around the world, people choose to eat or avoid certain foods depending on their religious belief. Some beliefs have been followed for centuries and are well established as part of life.

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Holidays, customs and traditions

Holidays, customs and traditions. Work of students from Slovenia Uganda Portugal Russia Belarus Ukraine Teacher Vera Stoilov Spasova. New Year. E ver y one in our learning circle likes new year especially Belarus . Christmas.

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Carnival in German speaking countries

Carnival in German speaking countries. (Or when the Germans go a little crazy!!). What is Carnival? . The Carnival Season is a holiday period during the two weeks before the traditional Christian fast of Lent

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We Come from Estonia

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We will begin by making the sign of the Cross

We will begin by making the sign of the Cross. Leader: In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. All: Amen We pause to think of any special intention we want to pray for today. We light our Form Candle for all our prayers today. 5 th Week in Ordinary Time.

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We Come from Estonia

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HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF SPORT

HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF SPORT. Recap : Medieval era. Activities were occasional due to limited time and energy simple in nature and orally passed down through generations f unctional first particularly for hunting and defence p articipated in during feasts and festivals

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MARDI GRAS

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France

France. By, Faith Moye , Natalie Harrison . The Capital of France . The capital is Paris, France. Population and Language. The population Is 60,400,000. The language is French. Weather Climate and popular foods.

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Shrove Tuesday

Shrove Tuesday. Pancake Tuesday. Shrove Tuesday is the day when we eat pancakes. This is the last day before the Christian time of Lent. In olden days Christians did not eat many foods such as milk, eggs and fats during Lent.

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What is Lent?

What is Lent?. Why do Christians celebrate Lent?. Remember the 40 days of Jesus in the wilderness Think of others Prepare for the Easter celebration Develop their relationship with God. When is Lent?. 40 days before Easter Sunday (excluding Sundays). When does Lent begin?.

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Pancake Day

Pancake Day. What is Pancake Day?. Pancake Day ( also known as Shrove Tuesday ) is the last day before the period which Christians call Lent . It is traditional on this day to eat pancakes .

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Easter eggs are usually made of chocolate

Easter eggs are usually made of chocolate. Christmas dinner consists of turkey with potatoes and vegetables. Shrove Tuesday. pancakes. Bonfire night. Potatoes, sausages and chestnuts cooked in the bonfire. Burns night. H A G G I S. Tea as main drink of British.

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Mardi Gras

Mardi Gras. Et Carnaval. What does Mardi Gras mean?. Tuesday. Mardi. Gras. Fat.

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Shrove Tuesday (pancake day)

Shrove Tuesday (pancake day). Pancake Toppings. for pancakes toppings you can have : Butter, lemon juice, sugar, and my favourite syrup. Pancake Races. Pancake races are good fun To enjoy food before everyone stops eating in Lent

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Pancake Day

Pancake Day. Where it comes from. Pancake Day (also known as Shrove Tuesday) takes place 47 days before Easter Sunday. Because the date of Easter Sunday is dictated by the cycles of the moon, Pancake Day can occur anytime between February 3 and March 9. In 2013 it took place on February 12.

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