Seasonal Idioms
When the holidays are over, people want to turn over a new one of these.
Leaf
Children leave these out for Santa with a glass of milk.
Cookies
This is white, fluffy and cold.
Snow
All I Want For Christmas is my 2 __________.
Front Teeth
You will find these roasting on the street corners in New York City. (Hint: You can also do this yourself.)
Chestnuts
Good things come in this size of package.
Small
Red and white striped peppermint stick shaped like a shepherd's staff.
Candy Cane
These are hung up, by a fireplace if you have one, to be filled with small gifts, fruit, candy and nuts.
Stockings
I'll Be ______ For Christmas.
Home
People enjoy singing as a group around the neighborhood or maybe on a hay wagon.
Caroling
When there is snow on the ground on Christmas Day, we say it's this type of Christmas.
White
Special treat for Christmas morning to have with coffee. (Hint: It is made with dough, raisins & cinnamon.)
Cinnamon Rolls
Place where Jesus was born. (Not the town.)
Stable
__________ We Have Heard On High.
Angels
A popular ballet people enjoy during the Christmas season.
The Nutcracker
Someone lacking holiday spirit is known as this.
Scrooge
Chocolate with nuts and cut into squares.
Fudge
Dutch people put these items out to be filled with goodies.
Shoes
It's The Most __________ Time of the Year.
Wonderful
People put notes or letters inside this greeting to catch up with friends and family during the holidays.
Christmas Card
To give a gift anonymously, you would be known as this type of Santa.
Secret
Nougat-like confection made with whipped egg white, corn syrup and sugar.
Divinity
Jesus is this to us. (Our Lord and _____.)
Savior
My __________ Things. (Hint: Song sung in the movie "The Sound of Music".)
Favorite
For this activity you need gingerbread, frosting and lots of candy decorations. (Hint: Building skills help with this activity.)
Gingerbread House