Vacations

Equipe:
Antônio Augusto
Davi Martins
Pedro Afonso
Pedro Henrique
Tiago Milan
 The school year in the United States begins at the very end of August and
finishes in the middle of June.
Halloween
• Joke, fun and socializing;
• Selling costumes and objects;
• Trick or treat ;
• Jack-o'-lanterna;
• Visiting haunted attractions;
• Typical play Halloween.
Day of Thanksgiving
• Celebrates gratitude to God for the
good things that happened during
the year;
• 4th Thursday of November;
• Parades, football games, church
services and great lunches and
family dinners.
 Natal
• Two weeks off for Christmas;
• And celebrated on December 25;
• Some different customs.
Martin Luther King's day
• It was established in 1983. It is
celebrated on the third Monday in
January; 
• The purpose of this holiday is that
people can reflect as a community
in the dream that Mr. Luther King
dreamed;
• He had a campaign of non-violence
and love of neighbor. King was the
youngest person to receive the
Nobel Peace Prize in 1964.
 Spring break Easter
• Begins the second Tuesday of April • People dress rabbit, wear costumes,
and lasts for a week with the Easter churches do Masses to
during his period. commemorate the death and
resurrection of Christ;
• There are also fast fasts, eggs gifts;
• But the traditional is the "Hunts for
eggs”.
 Memorial Day
• Memorial Day is the American
national holiday held annually on
the last Monday of May;
• Holiday honors American soldiers
who died in combat.
Independence Day
• The US Independence Day is a
national holiday celebrating the July
4 in the United States;
• This day marks the Declaration of
Independence of 1776.