Christmas Vocabulary
This is a tree people decorate in December.
Christmas Tree
People send these to say “Merry Christmas.”
Christmas Cards
This is a sweet stick-shaped candy.
Candy Cane
People sing these during Christmas time.
Christmas Carols
This falls from the sky in winter.
Snow
This man wears red and brings gifts.
Santa Claus
On December 25th, families open these.
Gifts/Presents
People drink this warm chocolate drink in winter.
Hot Chocolate
This song starts with “Jingle bells…”
Jingle Bells
You wear these on your hands.
Gloves/Mittens
We hang these on the fireplace.
Stockings
Many families put these small decorations on the Christmas tree.
Ornaments
This big bird is often eaten for Christmas dinner.
Turkey
This famous red-nosed reindeer leads Santa’s sleigh.
Rudolph
This is the coldest season.
Winter
This is the word for gifts we give at Christmas.
Presents
Some children leave these for Santa at night.
Milk and Cookies
Many families bake these sweet treats together.
Cookies
Many families watch this movie about a boy left home alone.
Home Alone
Kids build this with snow—sometimes with a carrot nose.
Snowman
These small lights decorate houses and trees.
Christmas Lights
Some people go to this place on Christmas Eve for a special service.
Church
This drink is made with milk, eggs, and sugar.
Eggnog
The green character who stole Christmas.
The Grinch
You wear this long clothing item around your neck.
Scarf