The document summarizes the Valencian festival of Fallas, celebrated in March. Some key aspects of Fallas mentioned include building and displaying satirical figures called "ninots" in the streets, setting off "bangers" fireworks, daily "mascletà" firework displays at 2pm, and culminating in the burning of the fallas sculptures at midnight on March 19th, known as "Cremà". Traditional foods enjoyed during the festival include paella, hot chocolate, and "bunyols".

2. VALENCIA
This is our city. Fallas is the most
important festivity here. We are going to
show you this festivity, celebrated in
March, for St. Joseph’s Day (19th of
March)

3. TRADITIONAL FOOD
Paella is a traditional meal from
Valencia.
We have hot chocolate with
“bunyols” in Fallas.

4. PLANTÀ
On March 15th and 16th, fallas are
built on the streets of Valencia.

5. IMPORTANT FALLAS
These are some of the most
important fallas in Valencia.

6. NINOTS
Fallas are made with “ninots”.
They are made of cardboard,
wood, cork…
Look some of them:

7. BANGERS
Bangers are typical in Fallas, but
they are dangerous…

8. During the days of Fallas, at
14:00 there is a “Mascletà”.
At midnight, there are fireworks.

9. FALLEROS
Here you have a girl and a boy
dressed with the traditional
costumes.

10. FLOWER PARADE
On 16th and 17th of March, falleras give
flowers to the Virgin and they create a
blanket of flowers. It’s very moving.
It’s called “Ofrenda”.

11. CREMÀ
On 19th at midnight, fallas are
burnt. It’s the end of the festivity.

12. OUR SCHOOL FALLA
At our school, we also create a falla with
recycled materials. We put it on the playground
so all the students can see it.

13. SOME PICTURES

14. SOME QUESTIONS…

15. SOME QUESTIONS

16. SOME QUESTIONS
9) When is St.Joseph’s Day?
b)On 13th of March
c)On 15th of March
d)On 19th of March
10) When is the “Cremà”?
g)On 19th of March
h)On 18th of March
i)On 22nd of February

17. ANSWERS

18. THE ARTISTS…