Holidays
This tree toper is a tradition for most people for Christmas. It is used 3 times more than the star
Angel
These furry little friends make mushroom jerky to prepare for the winter
Red Squirrels
How do you say "Merry Christmas" in Spanish
Feliz Navidad
This cartoon is most known for his disdain on Christmas cheer, and even tries to ruin Christmas by stealing everyone's presents the night before Christmas.
The Grinch
This popular Christmas beverage is also called "milk punch"
Eggnog
This song was originally a song about Thanksgiving in 1857
Jingle Bells
This planet is closest to the sun during Winter
Earth
Santa Clause has this postal code specifically for him here in Canada (Canada Post)
H0H 0H0
This movie was not originally known as a Christmas Movie, but has a famous snowman names Olaf
Frozen
In the movie elf, Buddy says "we will only be sticking with the 2 of the 4 main elf food groups: Candy and ?????"
Syrup
Rudolphs Dad's name
Donner
Millions of this insect fly to Mexico for the winter. They are the only insect that migrates to a warmer climate that is 2500 miles away each year
Monarch Butterflies
Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC)
The adaptation of the classic Charles Dickens book, tells the story of Scrooge and the ghosts of Christmas that haunt him
A Christmas Carol
Visions of what food dances in children's heads as they slept in the poem "Twas the night before Christmas"
Sugar Plums
It is said that this ornament is a tradition to keep eager kids calm on Christmas morning
Pickle
All snowflakes have this many sides
6 Sides!
There is an annual International Hair Freezing Contest in this country every February
Canada!!
This movie is wildly criticized for either being a Christmas movie, or not a Christmas movie. Though, Bruce Willis says it is NOT a Christmas Movie.
Die Hard
What is the first company that used Santa Clause in advertising??
Coca-Cola
This tree favorite decoration, was once made of real silver in the early 1600s
Tinsel
More than twice as many of this item are sold in the week before Christmas than the week after.
Condoms
Standing at 150 feet tall and weighing 225 tons, this was the largest Christmas gift even given. It is a huge tourist attraction in New York City.
The Statue of Liberty
This movie was released in 2004 and is about a young boy who, doubting Santa's existence goes on a magical train ride to find out more about The North Pole.
The Polar Express
This not-so-popular cake was originally intended to last all year
Fruit Cake