History
Christmas Day is always on this date
When is December 25th?
He has a red hat, a white beard, and he say, "Ho, Ho, Ho....Merry Christmas!"
Who is Santa Claus?
(Finish the song) Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle....
What is "All the way"?
It is a kind of cake that may be shaped like a man or a house.
What is "gingerbread"?
These are two of the most popular Christmas colours
What are red and green?
This is the day before Christmas Day.
What is Christmas Eve?
This reindeer has a red nose
Who is Rudolph?
Kevin was left all by himself in this movie
What is "Home Alone"?
Santa uses it for travelling.
What is SLEIGH?
This goes on top of the Christmas tree
What is a star/an angel?
This is period - 4 weeks before Christmas
What is Advent?
They brought gifts to baby Jesus when he was born.
Who are The Three Wise Men (3 Kings)?
Frosty the snowman had a corn cob pipe, button nose, and two eyes made out of this
What is coal?
A group of people who go from house to house singing traditional Christmas songs.
What is "carol singers"?
Slovak people have it as a starter for Christmas dinner.
What is honey, garlic, wafers/bread?
Saint Nicholas is originally from this country.
What is Turkey?
This green man stole Christmas
Who is the Grinch?
(Finish the line in the song) Silent night.....
What is "Holy night"?
It is a Christmas decoration usually made of everegreen plants, flowers and leaves in a circular shape (often used on front doors or tables with 4 candles).
What is "Wreath"?
Santa gives this to naughty children for Christmas
What is coal?
Santa Claus is said to live in this part of the world
Where is the North pole?
These little people build all of the toys for good boys and girls
What are elves?
This animated film depicted a train that took kids to the North Pole on Christmas Eve.
What is "The Polar Express"?
This evergreen plant is often used as a Christmas decoration, and it is traditional to kiss someone under it.
Who is "mistletoe"?
After Christmas dinner, a lot of people in Slovakia go to church to take part in ................. to celebrate the birth of Jesus.
What is a "midnight mass" ?