For some, especially the younger ones, the anticipation of Christmas it can be eternal. Every second is counted until the long-awaited moment of the toast and, of course, the presents arrive. For this reason, as it has done for some years, Google has enabled a website that shows the journey of Santa Claus in real time.
The site is called “Santa Tracker”, which is Spanish for “Santa Claus Tracker“. Of course, it was activated the moment Santa Claus left the North Pole. And it shows his step by step tour All over the world. So, to follow the route you have to enter the web santatracker.google.com.
So that this wait is not lost, the web also has a Countdown which calculates the time remaining for Santa Claus knock on the door of every city on the planet. And it also has a calculation of how many gifts have been delivered throughout his journey.
When will Santa Claus arrive? Argentina, then? At midnight, of course, when the first moments of Christmas take shape throughout the country.
In addition, the website has a “santa claus village“, where you can practice, play online and learn about different charities.
More? Teachers can download material in videos to help teach your students basic coding and holiday traditions in English, Spanish, French, Japanese, and Korean.
Another alternative: Norad Santa Tracker
The program of North American Aerospace Defense Command -NORAD, in English- follows Santa Claus for more than 60 years, first by telephone and radio and now on the web and with a mobile app.
Through his Norad Santa, he also accompanies the military corps Santa Claus around the planet. And just like Google’s Santa Tracker, it tracks gifts that are given as gifts.
Source: Clarin
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