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Celebrating St. Lucia Day: A Homeschool Guide to Embracing Light and Scandinavian Traditions

St. Lucia Day, celebrated on December 13th, is a cherished tradition throughout Scandinavia, especially in Sweden, where it fills homes with light, warmth, and a sense of togetherness. The celebration honors the story of St. Lucia, a young girl who brought food to persecuted Christians, her path illuminated by a crown of candles. Today, this tradition embodies themes of kindness, hope, and resilience, serving as a reminder that even in the darkest days, there is always light to be found.

Activities for a Hands-On St. Lucia Day Celebration

Celebrating St. Lucia Day at home is a lovely way to bring a touch of Swedish tradition into your homeschooling routine. It’s a celebration that embodies light, generosity, and togetherness, creating memories that your family will cherish. By embracing these hands-on activities, you’re not just teaching about the world’s cultures, but also instilling a sense of wonder and connection to the traditions that make this season truly magical. Explore more about global holiday traditions in our “Christmas Around the World” guide.


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