Riddles
What has four legs and can't walk?
A table (or chair)
This sunny country south of the United States starts with the letter M.
Mexico
This large green melon with sweet red flesh and black seeds is a summer picnic staple.
Watermelon
This famous reindeer with a shiny red nose leads Santa's sleigh through the fog.
Rudolph
Children dress up in fun costumes and say this famous rhyming phrase to collect candy door-to-door.
Trick or treat
What goes up and never comes down?
Your age
This romantic European country famous for baguettes and the Eiffel Tower starts with F.
France
This fuzzy, sweet, juicy summer fruit pairs wonderfully with vanilla ice cream.
Peach
These festive metal instruments go "ring-a-ling" and are featured in songs like "Jingle Bells."
Bells
Carved pumpkins with glowing candles placed on front porches on Halloween night are called this.
Jack-o'-lantern
What has to be broken before you can use it?
An egg
This large northern neighbor known for maple leaves starts with C.
Canada
A fizzy summertime treat made with root beer and a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Root beer float
Hanging by the chimney with care, these cozy knitted items await small holiday gifts.
Stockings
The traditional party game where children try to catch floating apples using only their teeth.
Bobbing for apples
What has a head and a tail, but no body?
A coin
This boot-shaped Mediterranean country famous for pasta starts with I.
Italy
A classic chilled backyard barbecue side dish made with potatoes, mayonnaise, and celery.
Potato salad
This frosty white fellow is made of snow and wears a corncob pipe and a button nose.
Frosty the Snowman
These sweet, tri-colored candies shaped like autumn corn are a classic Halloween treat.
Candy corn
What gets wetter the more it dries?
A towel
This green island nation known for the Blarney Stone starts with I.
Ireland
This cold, tart, refreshing yellow drink is famously sold at roadside stands by children in the summer.
Lemonade
This peaceful classic holiday carol asks us to sleep in "heavenly peace."
Silent Night
These spooky nocturnal flying mammals are often used as silhouette decorations for haunted houses.
Bats