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ESCUELA: DE BACHILLERES DE EDUCACION MADIA BACHILLERATO ARTICULO TERCERO VESPERTINA
MAESTRO: JUAN X. HERRERA
MATERIA: INGLES
ALUMNO: JAIRO RAFAEL MARQUEZ SANTIAGO
GRADO Y GRUPO: “1F”TEMA: HALLOWEEN VS DIA DE MUERTOS
HALLOWEEN VS DAY OF THE DEAD
| HALLOWEEN | DAY OF THE DEAD |
dishes | DEAD FINGERSingredients:Sliced BreadCheese spread or cream cheeksPitted olives oralmondsKetchup or raspberry or strawberry jamPreparation:With a rolling pin, flatten slice (no crust) bread. Untala with cream cheese and roll up. Clamp one end, that end hits an almond or olive withthe same cheese, and "wet" the other end into ketchup.For sweet fingers, these fingers prepared peanut butter and raspberry or strawberry jam. | masspickletamalescafehot chocolatepan de muertosweetpumpkinthe candy skulls |
beginning | The name Halloween is a transliteration derived from the phrase "All Hallows Eve", which means "eve or vigil of All Saints".43 BC, was added to the festival of theDruids, the invocation of Pomona, the Roman goddess of fruit trees and their celebration was on October 31 of each year. | The ancient inhabitants of Mexico in pre-Columbian Mesoamerica, Aztecs,Mayans, Purepecha, Nahua and Totonac, had two parties: the small and big that during colonial times merged with the culture and the Catholic religion. The earliest record of these ceremonies date back toapproximately 1800 BC. |
manners | Deeply rooted in Halloween is to order and eat sweets. Apparently the tradition began in Europe in the ninth century when, every 2 November (All Souls Day, Day ofAll Souls), Christians went from village to village begging for "soul cakes" (soul cakes) were pieces sweet bread. | this celebration is the famous lithographs (also often called "skulls"), consistingof verses where Catrina (death) jokes with real-life characters, hinting about a peculiar characteristic of the person concerned, |
clothing | | |
Countries where we celebrate | United...
MAESTRO: JUAN X. HERRERA
MATERIA: INGLES
ALUMNO: JAIRO RAFAEL MARQUEZ SANTIAGO
GRADO Y GRUPO: “1F”TEMA: HALLOWEEN VS DIA DE MUERTOS
HALLOWEEN VS DAY OF THE DEAD
| HALLOWEEN | DAY OF THE DEAD |
dishes | DEAD FINGERSingredients:Sliced BreadCheese spread or cream cheeksPitted olives oralmondsKetchup or raspberry or strawberry jamPreparation:With a rolling pin, flatten slice (no crust) bread. Untala with cream cheese and roll up. Clamp one end, that end hits an almond or olive withthe same cheese, and "wet" the other end into ketchup.For sweet fingers, these fingers prepared peanut butter and raspberry or strawberry jam. | masspickletamalescafehot chocolatepan de muertosweetpumpkinthe candy skulls |
beginning | The name Halloween is a transliteration derived from the phrase "All Hallows Eve", which means "eve or vigil of All Saints".43 BC, was added to the festival of theDruids, the invocation of Pomona, the Roman goddess of fruit trees and their celebration was on October 31 of each year. | The ancient inhabitants of Mexico in pre-Columbian Mesoamerica, Aztecs,Mayans, Purepecha, Nahua and Totonac, had two parties: the small and big that during colonial times merged with the culture and the Catholic religion. The earliest record of these ceremonies date back toapproximately 1800 BC. |
manners | Deeply rooted in Halloween is to order and eat sweets. Apparently the tradition began in Europe in the ninth century when, every 2 November (All Souls Day, Day ofAll Souls), Christians went from village to village begging for "soul cakes" (soul cakes) were pieces sweet bread. | this celebration is the famous lithographs (also often called "skulls"), consistingof verses where Catrina (death) jokes with real-life characters, hinting about a peculiar characteristic of the person concerned, |
clothing | | |
Countries where we celebrate | United...
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