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What are gloves?
You wear this to keep your hands warm.
what is skiing?
An activity that requires you to wear skiis.
What is Christmas?
This holiday is on December 25th.
What is a white hare?
Shortened ears and thick, white fur are among the physical traits that arctic hares have adapted to survive in the harsh, frozen tundra.
What are icy roads?
The cause of slipping and sliding on the highway
What is a hat?
You wear this to keep your head warm.
What is Christmas Eve?
The day before Christmas.
What is a fox?
The lush white coat of the this animal provides both warmth and camouflage in winter.
What is a spoon?
You hide this under your pillow hoping for a snow day
What is New Years Eve?
The day before the first day of January.
What is a seal?
It rests on the Arctic ice. Its mother can distinguish it from hundreds of others by scent alone.
What are snow day?
When you have too many of these, you have to go to school later in June.
What is New Years?
The day after the last day of December.
What is a penguin?
Their flippers are distinctively large, helping them dive deep in the icy ocean. On land, they waddle and toboggan across the ice—sliding on their bellies, and propelling themselves with their flippers.
What is clear your sidewalks?
In Anne Arundel County, you have 6 hours to do this unless it snows overnight. Then, you have until 11 am.
What is Hanukkah?
The Jewish holiday that happens in December.
What are oxen?
Thick, shaggy fur keeps these animals warm in the harsh Arctic tundra.
What are blizzards?
These storms must have sustained wind or frequent gusts of 35mph or greater, falling and/or blowing snow reducing visibility to under a quarter mile, and these conditions have to continue for at least three consecutive hours!
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Snowboarding
This winter sport has a board attached to your feet.
Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer
The animal who leads Santa's sleigh.
All Seasons Arena
The name of the indoor skating arena in Mankato, the one with MULTIPLE rinks.
Snow
When it's cold in winter
This is something you love
It's like tiny white stars
Falling from above
True
True or False: One of the ingredients needed to make dynamite is peanuts.
Hockey
What sport uses a puck and a goal?
Frosty the Snowman
The song character with a corn cob pipe and a button nose.
Sibley Park
Where can you go to visit the Kiwanis Holiday Lights?
When it's deep in winter
You will find it pleasing
To have these on your hands
So that they're not freezing
a) 38 minutes
The Anglo-Zanzibar War of 1896
The shortest war in history only lasted:
a) 38 mintues
b) 38 hours
c) 38 days
Yes, The 1960 Winter Olympics, officially known as the VIII Olympic Winter Games, was a winter multi-sport event held between February 18–28, 1960 in Squaw Valley, California, United States. Squaw Valley was chosen to host the Games at the 1956 meeting of the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
Were the Winter Olypics ever held in Lake Tahoe, in the United States?
Grandma
Who was run over by a reindeer?
January 2
On what exact day, was your first day back at school after your Christmas Break?
Penguin
It's cold and icy where we live
So we have to huddle in tight
We have wings but we cannot fly
So we can't soar to a great height.
b) walk backwards
a) jump on one foot
b) walk backwards
c) lick their elbow
Yes, their first Winter Olympics they competed in was in 1988.
Finish this song lyric:
"Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way, oh what fun it is to ride in a...."
Little Beaver and Timberwold Trail
What are the names of the easiest hills to ski at Mount Kato?
Skis
To have fun in the winter
Head to a mountainside
Strap these on to both your feet
So downhill you can glide
a) cold
Your fingernails grow faster when they are:
a) cold
b) warm
c) hot
Duluth, MN
During the 2018 winter olympics, a U.S. men's team won the gold medal for curling. They are from MN, what city are they from?
"Walking in a winter wonderland."
Finish this song lyric:
"When it snow, ain't it thrilling, though your nose gets a chilling. We'll frolic and play, the Eskimo way..."
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Icicle
If you're outside in the winter
And you are walking around town
You might see this item caused by
Water frozen while dripping down.
60 mph
Fill in the blank and get within 15 mph hour of the correct answer
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What are gloves?
You wear this to keep your hands warm.
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What are gloves?
You wear this to keep your hands warm.
What is a snowball fight?
This may happen when you have a pile of snowballs.
What is Hanukkah?
What is the holiday called when you light candles on a menorah.
What is a polar bear?
This is a type of bear that is white, and it lives in the cold.
What is ice?
What can you slip on when it's really cold out?
What is a hat?
What do you wear on your head to keep it warm?
What is snowboarding?
What is it called when you ride a snowboard?
What is Christmas Eve?
What is the day before Christmas called?
What is a deer?
What animal lives in the woods, has a whit tail, and antlers?
What is snow?
Sometimes you have a snow day if you get too much of this thing.
What are ear muffs?
What is something you wear to keep your ears warm?
What is sledding?
What is it called when you slide down a snowy hill?
What is New Years Eve?
What holiday is celebrated on December 31st?
What is a moose?
What is shovel?
What is a jacket or coat?
What do you wear to keep your body warm?
What is skiing?
What is it called when you ride skis down a hill?
What is New Years Day?
What is the first day of January called?
What is a penguin?
This animal is a type of bird. It has flippers, waddles, and is black and white.
What is a scarf?
You may need to wear one of these around your neck so you don't freeze.
What are snow pants?
What do you wear to keep your legs warm in the snow?
Where is a snowman?
You stack snowballs on top of each other to make this thing.
What is ________?
Name your favorite Winter holiday.
What are reindeer?
This animal help pull Santa's sleigh.
When start the car?
Mom and dad might do this so the car isn't too cold.
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Who are the Swiss?
The bobsleigh or bobsled was invented by these people: a) The Swiss b) The Germans c) The Finns
What is Russia?
Skiis dating back to between 6300 to 5000 BC were found near Lake Sindor in this country?
Saturnalia
During what ancient festival did masters temporarily serve their slaves?
Festivus
What holiday became popular after it was featured on an episode of Seinfeld?
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What are ear muffs?
If you leave these at home you may have red ears!
What is hot chocolate?
A delicious hot treat that may have marshmallows.
What is a shovel?
This tool is great for clearing your driveway or sidewalk from snow. Remember- bend from the knees!
What is snow?
This soft, white stuff falls from the clouds when the temperature is below freezing.
What is skiing?
You do this down slopes covered in snow using two poles to get down.
What are snow boots?
These go on your feet so you can walk in the snow.
What is a space heater?
People often use these small items underneath their desks to warm up their offices.
What is ice melt or salt?
Sprinkle this outside on your front steps so that no one slips or falls on the ice.
What are snowflakes?
Kids like to try and catch these on their tongues during the winter.
What is snowboarding?
This winter sport winter sport involves going down a slope that is covered with snow while standing on a board attached to a rider's feet.
What is a scarf?
This winter accessory can be made from wool, linen, or cotton and is worn for warmth.
What is soup?
This hot food comes in different varieties including tomato and chicken noodle.
What is an ice scraper?
This tool helps remove the ice from your car windshield to help you see better.
What is a blizzard?
This kind of snowstorm has considerable "falling or blowing snow" with winds in excess of 35 mph and you can't see more than 1/4 mile for at least 3 hours.
What is ice skating?
This sport involves gliding across an ice surface on blades fixed to the bottoms of shoes.
What are mittens?
These warm your hands and keeps your fingers together.
What is a fleece jacket?
This type of jacket is made of polyester synthetic wool and is designed to keep you warm.
What is a snowplow?
This big machine is used to clear the snow off of the highways and major roads.
What are icicles?
These things are frozen and hang from the roof of your house.
What is sledding?
This classic, recreational activity involves sliding down a snowy or icy hill on a low friction board, tube, plank, or other creative sliding device.
What is a comforter?
We have this to keep us warm in our beds and it is thicker than a blanket.
What is a beanie?
This cap fits the head closely, usually knitted from wool
What is a snowblower?
This machine can be used instead of a shovel and sends the snow flying into the air.
What is a snow angel?
It's a lot of fun to lay on your back in the snow and make one of these.
What is hockey?
This contact team sport is played on ice in which two teams of skaters use their sticks to shoot a rubber puck into their opponent's net to score points.
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mittens
gloves
You wear them on your hands when it is really cold.
What is this?
seal
winter animal, really sweet, it can swim very well but it is not a fish.
circle
it is round
skating
ice skating
łyżwiarstwo
snowflake
płatek sniegu
scarf
it is around a neck when it is cold
orka whale
killer whale
it is blue and white. it lives in the water
square
kwadrat
sledding
saneczkarstwo
sled
sanki
hat
a thing you wear on your head to keep you warm
polar bear
it is not a teddy ! it is dangeorus white animal!
triangle
trójkąt
ski jumping
skoki narciarskie
hot chocolate
gorąca czekolada
sweater
warm thing on your body
it can be made off wool
walrus
it is not a seal because it has got big tusks
heart and star
skiing
narciarstwo
snowball
śnieżka, kulka śniegu
earmuffs
it is on your head but it is not a cap
your ears are very warm when you wear them
arctic fox
it has got white fur and likes meat.
rectangle
prostokąt
snowboard
zimowy sport z deską
icycles
sople lodu
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What are gloves?
You wear this to keep your hands warm.
what is skiing?
An activity that requires you to wear skiis.
What is a Hat?
You wear this to keep your head warm.
What are ear muffs?
Something you wear to keep your ears warm
What is a jacket?
You wear this to keep your upper body warm.
What are snow pants?
You wear this to keep your lower body warm as you do winter activities.
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What are gloves/mittens?
You wear this to keep your hands warm.
What is a snowball fight?
This may happen when you have a pile of snowballs.
What is Hanukkah?
What is the holiday called when you light candles on a menorah.
What is a polar bear?
This is a type of bear that is white, and it lives in the cold.
What is ice?
What can you slip on when it's really cold out?
What is a hat/beanie?
What do you wear on your head to keep it warm?
What is snowboarding?
What is it called when you ride a snowboard?
What is Christmas Eve?
What is the day before Christmas called?
What is a deer?
What animal lives in the woods, has a white tail, and antlers?
What is snow?
Sometimes school is cancelled if you get too much of this thing.
What are ear muffs?
What is something you wear to keep your ears warm?
What is sledding?
What is it called when you slide down a snowy hill?
What is New Years Eve?
What holiday is celebrated on December 31st?
What is a moose?
What animal is giant and has huge antlers?
What is shovel?
What do you use to clean up the snow?
What is a jacket or coat?
What do you wear to keep your body warm?
What is skiing?
What is it called when you ride skis down a hill?
What is New Years Day?
What is the first day of January called?
What is a penguin?
This animal is a type of bird. It has flippers, waddles, and is black and white.
What is an Ice Scraper?
What is a device you use to remove ice from your windshield?
What is a Scarf?
You may need to wear one of these around your neck so you don't freeze.
What is a snowman?
You stack snowballs on top of each other to make this thing.
What is Yule?
What holiday celebrates the Winter Solstice?
What are reindeer?
This animal help pull Santa's sleigh.
What is an illness/ flu/cold?
What is another reason other than weather why you might stay home?
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What are gloves?
You wear this to keep your hands warm.
What is an Igloo?
The most iconic Snow shelter
What is shoveling snow/pavements?
What you do when it's snowed the night before.
(Hint: Etiquette)
-patrol Spirit
-cheer
-helping others
Name ways to get extra gold (points).
Note: For this question, EVERYBODY can participate, and every correct answer gets points!
Neither
PewDiePie or T-Series?
What is layering?
A method of making sure your clothing keeps you warm.
What is a sleeping pad?
You should have this between the sleeping bag and the ground
What is a penguin?
Their flippers are distinctively large, helping them dive deep in the icy ocean. On land, they waddle and toboggan across the ice—sliding on their bellies, and propelling themselves with their flippers.
3
the patrol with the most points
who wins klondike
What is extra clothing?
What you should bring, just in case.
What is Snow Cave?
Similar shape to the Igloo this snow shelter is built on a hill
What is New Years Eve?
The day before the first day of January.
A flag
got em
If cold water is Iced water, whats cold ink
What is a jacket?
You wear this to keep your upper body warm.
What is Snow Trench?
The type of snow shelter that is only used in emergency when you have no time to build a proper shelter
What is sledding?
An activity you do going to a snowy hill.
do a skit
what can you do at lunch to get extra points
yes
hit or miss
What are snow pants?
You wear this to keep your lower body warm as you do winter activities.
What is Quinzee Shelter
What type of Snow shelter requires no hill to build on?
What is a Fox/Polar Bear/Arctic Hare?
The lush white coat of this animal provides both warmth and camouflage in winter.
-getting a picture of the Yeti
The hardest way to get extra gold.
you got me
Why is there an interstate in Hawaii
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A Brewers game in 1987.
The debut of the first Cheesehead-hat was where?
sled
"Luge" is the French word for this.
six
Snowflakes almost always have this many sides.
The Festival of Lights
Both the Jewish celebration Hanukkah and the Hindu celebration Diwali are both also known as ___ ________ ___ ____________.
True -
In general, most ground squirrels, including chipmunks, woodchucks or groundhogs, hibernate for all or most of the winter. Tree squirrels, including gray squirrels, flying squirrels and red squirrels, remain active for the majority of the season.
True or False: Chipmunks hibernate in winter?
False:
The Badger State. This nickname originally referred to the lead miners, of the 1830s. ... The Wisconsin miners lived, not in houses, but in temporary caves cut into the hillsides. These caves were described as badger dens and, the miners who lived in them, as badgers.
True or False?
Wisconsin was nicknamed after the Badger?
The Swiss
The bobsleigh or bobsled was invented by these people: a) The Swiss b) The Germans c) The Finns
red clay
Snowflakes that fall on Prince Edward Island in Canada are often pink due to a large amount of this substance in the soil there.
December 25
The Twelve Days of Christmas begin on ______________.
The honeybee
This type of animal forms a "winter cluster," the center of which is kept at a toasty 80 degrees Fahrenheit by the shivering of the surrounding workers.
1848
In what year did Wisconsin become a state?
1998
The relatively new sport of snowboarding made its Olympic debut when the games were held in Japan in 1998.
In what year did snowboarding become an Olympic sport?
Oh it doesn't show signs of stopping
And I brought some corn for popping
The lights are turned way down low
Let it snow let it snow let it snow
Oh the weather outside is frightful
But the fire is so delightful
And since we've no place to go
Let it snow let it snow let it snow
What is the next line in the song?
Chinese New Year
This widely celebrated eastern holiday lasts 15 days and ends with a Lantern Festival.
Opossum -
They are vulnerable to frostbite on their hairless tails, ears and toes.
Lacking significant hair on parts of their body what animal is vulnerable to frostbite so they often "hole up" during extremely cold spells.
Green Bay
The oldest city is actually Green Bay. Its roots go all the way back to French explorer Jean Nicolet who started a small trading post in 1634
What is the oldest city in Wisconsin?
Montreal
This Canadian city is not only the home of the first organized hockey game, but also boasts the hockey team with the most Stanley Cup wins.
Frosty the Snowman
Old silk hat
In a song written by Walter "Jack" Rollins and Steve Nelson, a magical man made of snow came to life. Who was he and what made him come to life.
Polar Bear Plunge
_______________ is an event held during the winter where participants enter a body of water despite the low temperature. This event is usually held to raise money for a charitable organization.
The otter.
The coat of this playful animal has up to one million hairs per square inch, allowing it to remain active all winter long.
EAA Fly-In at Oshkosh
EAA is the Experimental Aircraft Association an international organization of aviation enthusiasts.
The largest experimental aviation event in the world is the _____________ located at ______________.
Curling
points are scored for the stones resting closest to the center of the house at the conclusion of each end
In which sport do you aim for the house?
False:
In 1988, a scientist found two identical snow crystals. They came from a storm in Wisconsin.
True or False? No two snowflakes are exactly the same.
Germans
While a lot of ancient cultures used evergreens around Christmas time, historical records suggest that the Christmas tree tradition was started in the 16th century by __________ who decorated fir trees inside their homes.
Moss
Reindeer eat a great deal of this substance which contains a chemical that helps them keep their body fluids warm.
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To blend into your environment
What does it mean to camouflage?
The color of their fur changes during the winter to white
What do Arctic hares and Arctic foxes have in common?
1. Their food supply is low during the winter
2. Their bodies cannot handle the cold temperatures
Why might an animal migrate during the winter?
They live in warmer climates
Why don't most reptiles get ready for the winter?
Camouflage, store food, change diet, blubber, huddle, etc
What are 3 ways animals can adapt during the winter?
Yes.
Do animals near us (Princeton, NJ) need to adapt during the winter?
Blubber
How do seals and walruses stay warm during the winter?
The North Pole
Where is the Arctic located?
What does torpor mean?
North Pole, South Pole
The Arctic Tern migrates from the _____________ to the _________________ each year.
They go into a state of inactivity called torpor
Why are bears not considered true hibernating animals?
1. Extra Exercise
2. Eating extra food
How might animals prepare themselves for migration?
They huddle
How do penguins adapt during the winter?
All the working bees die. The queen bee hibernates.
How do bees survive the winter?
They store food by collecting seeds and nuts and hiding them.
How do squirrels get ready for the winter?
Their heart rate decreases and their breathing slows.
What happens to animals' bodies when they are hibernating?
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