Decorations
This evergreen plant is traditionally decorated and placed in the living room during Christmas.
Christmas Tree
Santa’s suit is this color.
Red
What is Frosty made out of?
Snow
This hot drink, made from chocolate and milk, is popular during Christmas.
Hot Chocolate
People send these paper messages to friends and family during the holidays.
Cards
This hanging decoration is often placed above a fireplace and can be filled with gifts or treats.
Stocking
Santa is said to enter houses using this part of the home.
Chimney
This song warns that Santa “sees you when you’re sleeping.”
Santa Claus Is Coming to Town?
This ginger-flavored cookie is shaped like a person and decorated with icing.
Gingerbread
This object is placed at the top of a Christmas tree and is often shaped like a star or angel.
Tree Topper
This spiky green plant hangs from ceilings or doorways and is associated with kissing.
Mistletoe
This cookie flavor is most often left out for Santa on Christmas Eve.
Chocolate Chip
What is the name of the songs people sing for Christmas?
Carols
This holiday drink can be made with milk, sugar, and eggs, and some love it while others hate it.
Egg Nog
This word describes the night before Christmas.
Eve
This shiny strip, sometimes called “icicles,” is used to make trees sparkle.
Tinsel
Santa keeps track of who has been naughty or nice in this object.
List
In the movie Elf, Buddy travels from the North Pole to where?
New York City
This spice, found in cookies and lattes, comes from the bark of a tree.
Cinnamon
This item, often ring-shaped, is hung on doors and made from evergreen branches.
Wreath
These plants with red leaves are commonly displayed at Christmas and symbolize purity in Mexican tradition.
Poinsettas
This dessert, made with carrots and raisins, is sometimes left out for Santa along with cookies.
Fruitcake
This song repeats a countdown of gifts over 12 days.
The Twelve Days of Christmas
These small round red fruits, often made into sauce, appear on many Christmas tables.
Cranberries
In some countries, children leave this treat in their shoes instead of hanging stockings.
Candy
These glowing objects attached to houses and trees were once powered by candles but are now electric.
Lights
Santa’s sleigh is traditionally said to land on this part of a house.
Roof
In the movie Elf, Buddy spreads Christmas cheer by doing this activity that “is loud for all to hear.”
Singing
This traditional Christmas cookie is rolled, cut with shaped cutters, and decorated with colorful icing.
Sugar Cookies
This word describes the excitement children feel while waiting for Christmas morning.
Anticipation