Name That Tune
This classic carol is a favourite of many after the phrase "in his underpants!" was added.
What is Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer?
These Christmassy shapes can be formed by waving your arms and legs while lying in the snow
What are snow angels?
These sweet, brown treats often come in many different shapes and sizes, and tend to be decorated with icing.
What are gingerbread cookies?
The number of sides that each snowflake has.
What is six?
This beautiful Christmas plant originated in Southern Mexico, however it received its name from the American botanist who discovered it, Joel Roberts Poinsett.
What is a poinsetta?
These nuts are often roasting on an open fire.
What are chestnuts?
These citrus fruits were often gifted to loved ones at Christmas, as they represented a gift of gold from St. Nick.
What are oranges?
This classic Christmas drink is made of eggs, sugar, milk, heavy cream and vanilla.
What is eggnog?
This type of structure is made entirely of snow and ice, while managing to hold warmth inside.
What are igloos?
Back in 1510, the first ever recorded decorated one of these was found in Latvia.
What is a Christmas Tree?
This christmas tune titled 'O Tannenbaum' originated in Germany.
What is Oh Christmas Tree?
This Christmas themed plant was considered sacred by many cultures, as it is one of the few plants that produces fruit (berries) during the harsh winters.
What is Mistletoe?
These spherical desserts are a specialty of the Chin's, and they really pack a punch!
What are rum balls?
The average amount of time it takes for a snowflake to reach the ground.
What is one hour?
At Christmas time in Sweden, there is a large structure built with straw to look like this farm animal, and it can often be more than 40 feet tall!
What is a goat?
My true love gave me these on the 11th day of Christmas.
What are 11 Pipers Piping?
Santa Claus wasn't always so jolly and fun! He originally was fearsome and stern until this popular fizzy drink brand created an ad with the new and improved, white-bearded, rosy-cheeked Santy Claus.
What is Coca Cola?
These fluffy treats can be found atop of mashed yams to create a classic American holiday dish.
What are marshmallows?
This American city once attempted to ban snowfall before Christmas Eve (unsuccessfully)
What is Syracuse, New York?
This country within the United Kingdom typically celebrates New Years Eve with more festivities than they do for Christmas.
What is Scotland?
This Christmas carol tells the tale of a Bohemian Duke (or King) who died in the year 935.
What is Good King Wenceslas?
This popular Christmas decoration originally symbolized honor and victory, and was adopted by the Church in the middle ages.
What is a wreath?
This traditional Christmas dessert was made famous by a Parisian baker who was inspired by a log of wood in the fireplace.
What is a Yule Log?
The largest one of these winter activities was held in 2013, with 5834 participants!
What is a snow ball fight?
These symbolic Peruvian Christmas decorations are often carved from wood or stone, and are called pesebre in Spanish.
What are Nativity Scenes/Sets?