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Which continent is the turkey from?
South America
In which season is Christmas in Australia?
in summer
What do people do under the mistletoe?
kiss
What does a 'white Christmas' mean?
when it has snowed at Christmas
What animal pulls Santa's sleigh?
reindeer
What is the Christmas plant with green leaves and red berries?
holly
When do people in Britain eat Christmas dinner?
On 25th December
“I’m small. I wear red and green clothes and a hat. I help Santa.” What am I?
an elf
What is checked twice?
Santa's list of naughty and nice kids
(teacher decides)
Name 3 typical kinds of Christmas food
What sound do Christmas crackers make?
a 'pop' / 'bang'
What do people in Britain do with crackers?
People pull crackers at the start of Christmas dinner to find a joke, a toy and a paper hat inside.
Name 3 Christmas carols
Silent Night, Jingle Bells, We wish you a Merry Christmas, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer...
Name 2 of Santa's reindeer
Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Rudolph, Comet, Vixen, Donner, Cupid, Blitzen
Name 4 countries near the North Pole (in the Arctic Circle)
Russia, Norway, Canada, USA (Alaska), Iceland, Denmark (Greenland)
Name 3 animals that live near the North Pole
polar bear, seal, walrus, snow owl, arctic fox, albatross
Name 5 parts of a snowman
button/carrot, broom, hat, scarf, coal, pipe, twigs, snow
What is Frosty the Snowman's nose made of?
a button
What are the 'leaves' of a Christmas tree called?
needles
“You rest on me. I’m a holiday. My other name is Boxing Day.” What am I?
26th December
Which ocean is Christmas Island in?
How old is Saint Nicholas?
born around 270 AD, so around 1753 years old
What kind of tree is a Christmas tree?
pine, fur, spruce tree (evergreen trees)
Where was Saint Nicholas born?
village of Para, Greece