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Name three or four things
100

how many sides are on a snowflake.

six

100

what types of food or drinks are the seasonal most favorite.

seasonal foods (hot chocolate origins, eggnog)

100

what are winter holidays

(solstice, Santa's reindeer)

100

what does Vixen mean.

for a female reindeer comes from the word for a female fox, meaning she's clever, spirited, and perhaps a bit sassy or mischievous, but also adaptable and intelligent, helping Santa plan routes

100

what is the general temperature for winter break.

name two things.

Winter break brings cold, potentially icy weather with risks like hypothermia, frostbite (below 13°F wind chill)

200

what are some sports you can usually play in the winter.

(NHL, curling)

200

 what is a word or a specific meaning for Olaf the snowman.

Olaf, the snowman from Disney's Frozen, doesn't have a specific "meaning" as a word, but as a character, he symbolizes the pure, innocent love and happy childhood memories between sisters Elsa and Anna, embodying their lost connection, joy, and the idea that love is putting others first, even pursuing a dream (summer) to experience that joy.

200

 when is the last day of Christmas

January 5th

200

When when does santa go out

Santa goes out on the night of Christmas Eve (December 24th), starting his journey from the North Pole in the early morning and making his rounds while children sleep, typically arriving at homes between 9 p.m. and midnight local time before finishing his trip by Christmas morning. He travels westward, so the time of his visit depends on your location, and you can track his progress with official trackers like NORAD's on Christmas Eve.

200

What are three things that Santa does in the morning

  • Eat breakfast: On a normal day at the North Pole, Santa eats a healthy breakfast, often milk and cucumber (to manage his weight), and maybe some cookies. On Christmas Eve morning, he might have a hearty meal of sausage, bacon, and eggs to fuel up for the long night ahead.
  • Check on his reindeer and sleigh: He visits the stables to feed his reindeer (giving them mouthwash if needed) and perform last-minute inspections of his sleigh and the toys.
  • Exercise or rest: To prepare for the physical demands of going down chimneys and lifting toy sacks, he might do morning exercises like running or lifting weights with elves. On Christmas morning, after he returns to the North Pole, he usually takes a long nap to recover from his busy night of deliveries. 
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