Christmas Movies
Christmas Songs
Christmas Characters
Christmas Traditions
Newfie Christmas
100

What 1990 film follows young Kevin McCallister as he outsmarts two bumbling burglars after being accidentally left behind?

Home Alone

100

Which song begins with the line, “You better watch out, you better not cry.”

Santa Clause is coming to town

100

This jolly figure is said to travel the world on Christmas Eve delivering gifts with the help of flying reindeer.

Santa Clause

100

This evergreen decoration, often topped with a star or angel, became a widespread custom in Germany before spreading globally.

The Christmas Tree

100

This locally loved fruitcake is soaked in rum and packed with raisins, cherries, and mixed peel—sometimes baked weeks before Christmas so it can “set.”

Rum Cake or Fruitcake

200

In this modern holiday classic, Buddy discovers he’s human—not an elf—and travels to New York City to find his real father.

Elf

200

This 1942 Bing Crosby classic is the best-selling single of all time.

White Christmas

200

This green, furry character from Mount Crumpit tries to stop Christmas from coming—but learns its true meaning instead.

The Grinch

200

Which item hangs by the fireplace in hopes it will be filled with gifts by morning

Stocking

200

This figure in Newfoundland holiday folklore sometimes replaces Santa in older stories—bringing sweets, fruit, and small gifts for children.

Father Christmas

300

This black-and-white 1946 film sees George Bailey learning what life would be like if he had never been born.

It's a Wonderful Life

300

This song opens with, “Chestnuts roasting on an open fire.”

The Christmas Song

300

This character is made of snow, with a corncob pipe, a button nose, and two eyes made out of coal.

Frosty the Snowman

300

This tradition sees people hanging the leaves of a parasitic plant so they can sneak a holiday kiss beneath it.

Mistletoe

300

This Newfoundland Christmas fruit is traditionally placed in children’s stockings—so common that families used to buy them by the crate for the holidays

The Christmas Orange

400

This animated 1966 TV special features a green curmudgeon who tries to stop Christmas from coming “by stealing it.”

How the Grinch Stole Christmas

400

Brenda Lee recorded this energetic Christmas tune at only 13 years old.

Rocking around the Christmas Tree

400

This character, voiced by Tom Hanks, guides children on a magical train bound for the North Pole.

The Conductor 

400

This British tradition involves pulling a small cardboard tube that “snaps” open to reveal a toy, a paper crown, and a joke.

A Christmas Cracker

400

This Newfoundland Christmas custom involves wearing disguises and visiting neighbors’ houses for music, dancing, and games—sometimes even drinking “hard stuff.”

Mummering

500

In this 1983 cult favorite, Ralphie desperately wants a Red Ryder BB gun for Christmas despite warnings he’ll “shoot his eye out.”

A Christmas Story

500

In this 1957 hit, Elvis Presley sings about having a “blue Christmas without you.”

Blue Christmas

500

This mischievous creature from a 1984 film multiplies when wet and should never be fed after midnight.

Gizmo or Gremlin

500

Children in Newfoundland often participate in this custom at school or church, performing skits, carols, and recitations, often in front of the whole community

The Christmas Concert

500

This sweet Newfoundland holiday snack is a layered treat made with marshmallows, peanut butter, and butter, cut into slices

Fudge Squares

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