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What’s Your Favorite Holiday?

What’s your favorite holiday and why? 

Think About Your Favorite Holiday
Take a moment to think about the holiday you enjoy the most. It could be a popular holiday like Christmas, Thanksgiving, or something more personal to your family or culture.

Write About Why It’s Your Favorite
In the comments section, write a few sentences about why this holiday is special to you. Think about how it makes you feel, who you celebrate with, and what makes it stand out from other holidays.

Describe Your Traditions
Share the traditions that you and your family or friends enjoy during this holiday. Whether it’s a special meal, activity, or something unique that your family does, let us know what makes the holiday fun or meaningful for you.

Be Descriptive
Use descriptive words to help us imagine your favorite holiday. The more details you include, the easier it will be for others to picture your celebration.

Post Your Comment
Once you’re happy with your response, post it in the comments. Feel free to read other classmates’ comments and see what traditions they enjoy!

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