Question

cultural information
el día de los tres reyes magos is celebrated differently across countries. in some places, it is more important than christmas day. in others, it is mainly focused on food or parades. this shows how traditions can change by culture and region.
student task
complete the chart below:

tradition	who brings gifts?	date	special food
christmas
another holiday

Explanation:

The chart is completed using widely recognized cultural traditions for each holiday:

1. For El Día de Reyes Magos, the Three Wise Men (Melchior, Caspar, Balthazar) bring gifts, it is observed on January 6, and a key special food is Rosca de Reyes (King's Cake).
2. For Christmas, Santa Claus (or regional variants like Father Christmas) brings gifts, it is celebrated on December 25, and a common special food is roast turkey (or regional alternatives like panettone).
3. For Hanukkah (a chosen "another holiday"), gifts are exchanged by family members, it falls on the 25th day of the Hebrew month of Kislev (varies on Gregorian calendar, usually November-December), and a signature special food is latkes (potato pancakes).

Answer:

Tradition	Who brings gifts?	Date	Special food
Christmas	Santa Claus (Father Christmas)	December 25	Roast Turkey (Panettone)
Another holiday (Hanukkah)	Family members	25th of Kislev (Nov-Dec Gregorian)	Latkes (Potato Pancakes)