Thanksgiving Classics
Christmas Traditions
Winter Around the World
Holiday Movies/Music
Festive Food and Fun
100

This parade tradition began in 1924 and is famous for giant character balloons. 

What is the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade?

100

This red-and-white striped candy is often used as a tree decoration.

What is a candy cane?

100

This natural event marks the official first day of winter.

What is the winter solstice?

100

In Elf, Buddy travels to this U.S. city to find his father.

What is New York City?

100

This warm drink is made with cocoa powder or chocolate, often topped with marshmallows.

What is hot chocolate?

200

This sauce, made from tart red berries, is one of the few Thanksgiving dishes served cold.

What is cranberry sauce?

200

This European country is known for hiding a Christmas pickle ornament on the tree, with a small prize for whoever finds it first.

What is Germany?

200

This Scandinavian country is known for its winter ice hotels and northern lights.

What is Sweden?

200

In Elf, this department store is where Buddy works and helps decorate for Santa's arrival.

What is Gimbels?

200

This warm winter drink, popular in the U.S. and U.K., combines milk, sugar, eggs, and spices - often spiked for adults. 

What is eggnog?

300

This pie flavor, made from a nut grown in the South, is a Thanksgiving staple.

What is pecan pie?

300

This European figure, similar to Santa, leaves treats in shoes on December 6th.

Who is Saint Nicholas?

300

This U.S. state is famous for long winters and hosts the Ice Castle attraction in several cities.

What is Minnesota?

300

In Home Alone, this item helps Kevin set up his booby traps - especially on the stairs. 

What are Christmas ornaments?

(Also acceptable: Toy Cars/Marbles, depending on the scene)

300

This traditional Jewish fried treat - often filled with jelly - is enjoyed during Hanukkah.

What are sufganiyot?

400

This tradition involves watching two NFL teams play every Thanksgiving: the Dallas Cowboys and this team.

Who are the Detroit Lions?

400

This holiday begins the Christmas season in many Latin American countries, featuring processions and reenactments of Mary and Joseph's journey. 

What are Las Posadas?

400

This Northern European country celebrates "St. Lucia Day," where children wear white gowns and candles to honor the bringer of light.

What is Sweden?

400

Bing Crosby sang "White Christmas" for the first time in this movie. 

What is Holiday Inn?

400

This Italian sweet bread filled with dried fruit is popular around Christmas.

What is panettone?

500

The first Thanksgiving feast was held in this century.

What is the 1600s? (1621)

500

This decoration, originally made from real metal, is now a lightweight shiny holiday staple.

What is tinsel?

500

This Nordic region, spanning Norway, Sweden, and Finland, is known for reindeer herding and snowy winters.

What is Lapland?

500

In A Christmas Story, the family's holiday dinner ends up at this type of restaurant.

What is a Chinese restaurant?

500

This warm beverage, made by heating wine with spices, is enjoyed in many European countries during winter.

What is mulled wine?

(Also acceptable: Gluhwein or Glogg)

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