Christmas Movies
The 1990 film is about a kid who defends his house from burglars.
Home Alone
This jolly man in red delivers presents on Christmas Eve.
Santa Claus
Finish the lyric: “Jingle bells, jingle bells, …”
"Jingle all the way!"
These striped candies are shaped like hooks.
Candy Canes!
Anna asked Elsa if she wanted to build what?
Snowman
What is the name of the town that the Grinch terrorizes?
Whoville
The name means "famous wolf". It is of Germanic origin, derived from the words hruod or hrod (meaning "fame" or "glory") and wulf (meaning "wolf"). The name has been associated with strength, leadership, and nobility throughout history.
This character is famous for having a colored nose!
Rudolph
What song begins, “You better watch out, you better not cry…”?
What beverage and snack are commonly left out on Christmas Eve?
Cookies and Milk
How many reindeer does Santa have, including Rudolph?
The _______ (opposite of dream) before Christmas.
The Nightmare Before Christmas
This character’s heart was “two sizes too small.”
The Grinch
What is the title of this song (lyrics were translated into Tagalog)?
Sa season na ito nawa'y hindi natin malilimutan
Ang pagmamahal natin kay Hesus
Hayaang Siya ang gumabay sa atin
Sa pagsisimula ng panibagong taon
At nawa ang diwa ng Pasko
Maging palagi sa aming mga puso
"Christmas in Our Hearts"
Jose Marie Chan
Which warm drink is made of milk, eggs, sugar, and sometimes rum?
Eggnog
What type of tree is traditionally decorated at Christmas?
Evergreen/ Fir Tree
Buddy the Elf travels from the North Pole to New York City in this movie.
Elf
This Germanic folklore has ties to pre-Christian traditions, where he was a demonic figure associated with winter solstice rituals. He is the malevolent counterpart to St. Nicholas, punishing naughty children on December 5th.
Krampus/Krampusnacht
The name "Krampus" comes from the German word krampen, meaning "claw".
“Silent Night” was originally written in what language?
German
What kind of bread filled with dried fruit is popular in Germany?
Stollen
This fold-over dough with a white top layer is symbolic of baby Jesus wrapped in swaddling cloths. It started as a fasting cake made during Advent when people couldn't use butter, milk, or fruits (due to fasting rules), so it started as a very plain bread.
In the Philippines, this massive celebration features lanterns and begins in September.
Simbang Gabi/ Giant Lantern Festival
This classic film features the line, “Every time a bell rings, an angel gets its wings.”
It's a Wonderful Life
In Italian folklore, this kind witch delivers gifts to children on Epiphany.
La Befana
Which Christmas song holds the record for best-selling single of all time?
"White Christmas"
Bing Crosby
What traditional British dessert is set on fire before serving?
Christmas Pudding
In what country is it traditional to eat KFC for Christmas dinner?
Japan