Christmas Songs
"A one-horse open sleigh"
What is Jingle Bells?
Popular Christmas decoration that is used to open Chesnuts/Walnuts; also a ballet.
What is a Nutcracker/The Nutcracker?
The name of The Grinch's dog.
Who is Max?
The city where Jesus was born.
What is Bethlehem?
The first name of Mr. Scrooge in Charles Dickens "A Christmas Carol".
Who is Ebenezer?
This is given on the third day of Christmas.
What is three french hens?
A gift exchange where a group of people pass wrapped gifts around in a circle; can be played as a game.
What is White Elephant, Yankee Swap, etc.?
Ralphie's little brother's name in "A Christmas Story".
Who is Randy?
The wise men brought these gifts to baby Jesus.
Finish the Quote: "The best way to spread Christmas cheer is..."
What is "singing loud for all to hear"?
"In fields where they lay"
What is The First Noel?
A holiday drink made with nutmeg, cinnamon, and can be called "milk punch" or "Christmas milk".
What is Eggnog?
The names of the ghosts in "A Christmas Carol".
Who is The Ghost of Christmas Past, Present, and Future, and Marley?
The name of the angel who appeared to Mary telling her that she was pregnant.
Who is Gabriel?
In "A Christmas Story", Ralphie asks for this gift throughout the movie, however, is constantly warned that he'll "shoot your eye out" (be specific).
What is a "Red Ryder BB Gun"?
"And Heaven and nature sing"
What is Joy to the World?
Plant associated with Christmas; green leaves and red petals.
What is a poinsettia?
The role/position that Charlie Brown was given as part of the Christmas play in "A Charlie Brown Christmas".
What is Director?
Candy canes represent this "tool" from the Christmas story.
What is a Shepard's staff/crook?
According to "It's a Wonderful Life", this happens every time a bell rings."
What is "an angel gets its wings"?
"Click, click, click, down through the chimney..."
What is Up On The Housetop?
A Christian ornamental display of the birth of Jesus that includes figurines; typically seen outside of churches.
What is a Nativity Scene?
According to Buddy the Elf, the four food groups elves can eat are...
What is "candy, candy canes, candy corn, and syrup?"
The two books of the Bible that tell the story of Jesus Christ's birth.
What is Matthew and Luke?
The saint that Santa Clause was derived from.
Who is Saint Nicholas?