Winter traditions
This holiday celebrates the birth of Jesus
Christmas
A warm drink many enjoy with marshmallows.
Hot chocolate
“Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow…”
Let it snow
Children often build this out of snow.
Snowman
Many homes used this before central heating.
Wood stove
People often light this candle filled decoration during Advent
Advent Wreath
This clothing item keeps your hands warm.
Mittens or Gloves
“I’m dreaming of a ___ Christmas.”
White Christmas
This activity happens on frozen lakes.
Ice fishing
People once warmed their beds using this item.
Hot water bottle
This winter visitor is said to come down the chimney.
Santa Claus
This blanket is often kept on the couch for chilly nights.
Throw blanket
This song mentions a snowman named Frosty.
Frosty the snowman
Kids often ride this downhill on snow.
Sledding
Winter coats were often made of this animal material.
Wool or Fur
Families often gather for this winter meal on December 25th.
Christmas Dinner
Soup made with noodles is often eaten in winter.
Chicken noodle soup
“Baby, it’s ___ outside.”
Cold
You need skates to do this activity.
Ice skating
Kids once wore this item to keep ears warm.
Earmuffs
This holiday marks the beginning of a new year on January 1st.
New years day
A fireplace gives off this comforting thing.
Heat / Warmth
This classic song includes sleigh bells ringing.
Jingle bells
This winter sport uses sticks and a puck.
Hockey
Milk and groceries were once delivered in this winter vehicle
Milk Truck / Delivery Truck