Merry Christmas
In Spanish, this phrase means “Merry Christmas.”
¡Feliz Navidad!?
Every year, a huge Christmas tree is lit at Rockefeller Center in this U.S. city.
New York City
What will Santa bring you if you are Naughty?
A Lump of Coal
This red and white striped candy is often hung on Christmas trees or eaten as a treat.
Candy Canes
This small, magical North Pole creature helps make toys for Santa and often wears a pointy hat.
Elves
In Harry Potter and the Sorcerer Stone Ron and Harry say this to each other on Christmas Day.
Happy Christmas
In this country, it’s traditional to eat KFC for Christmas dinner and enjoy festive lights.
Japan
People leave this out for Santa?
Milk and Cookies
A huge house made entirely of cookies and candy is called this.
Gingerbread House
Bad Santa also known as:
Krampus
Merry Christmas is sometimes phrased like this: Merry __mas, filling in the blank with this roman numeral meaning 10.
X
In this country, it’s traditional to celebrate Christmas with a “Feast of the Seven Fishes” on Christmas Eve.
Italy
Another name for Santa Claus, especially in the United States, is this
Kris Kringle
If you have Turkey on Christmas you should look out for this bone (It can grant you something special).
A Wishbone
This mischievous winter spirit is said to nip at noses and fingers and leave frost on windows.
It is Hawaii’s way to say, “Merry Christmas to you”
Mele kalikimaka
In this country, children hang stockings for “Father Christmas” to fill and enjoy mince pies on Christmas Eve.
The United Kingdom
Including Pop Hits, Classics, and Folk Songs how many songs have been written about Santa Claus?
Over 300
This warm, spiced drink made from milk, sugar, and eggs is popular at Christmas in the U.S. and U.K.
Eggnog
She’s the icy queen with magical powers over snow and ice
Elsa
As the song says, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a __, __, __!,
Happy New Year
Families in this country celebrate Christmas during summer, often having barbecues and going to the beach.
Australia
The modern image of Santa a red suit, white beard, and jolly smile was popularized in advertisements by this company.
Coca-Cola
Yep, they got it on the Polar Express.
Hot Chocolate
This legendary creature, also called the Yeti, is said to live in the snowy mountains of the Himalayas.
Who is the Abominable Snowman?