Grandma
This is the name of the song that Grandma taught all of her grandkids to sing.
What is Pearly Shells?
A boy accidentally left home alone during Christmas and must defend his house.
What is Home Alone?
This song is about a creature that comes to life with buttons made out of coal.
What is Frosty the Snowman?
Candy sometimes hung on Christmas trees.
What is a Candy Cane?
Singer of All I Want for Christmas is You.
Who is Mariah Carey?
Grandma gave her first grandchild this nickname because of her hair.
A grumpy green creature tries to ruin Christmas.
What is How the Grinch Stole Christmas?
A song about a man wishing for snow.
What is White Christmas?
Spiced drink sometimes containing alcohol.
What is Eggnog?
Victorians are credited for originating the tradition of this famous Christmas Decoration.
What is a Christmas Tree?
This is the name of the radio station that grandma's band played on.
What is KCHK?
A man is visited by three ghosts.
What is A Christmas Carol?
Dancing around the Christmas tree.
What is Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree?
Spiced cookies used to make people.
What is gingerbread?
This is a famous tree in New York.
What is the Rockefeller Tree?
Grandma once killed an already dead mouse with this tool in her garage.
What is a gardening hoe?
A department store clerk helps an elf save Christmas.
What is Elf?
A Christmas Classic about chestnuts roasting on an open fire.
What is The Christmas Song?
Holiday cake made with dried fruits and nuts.
What is fruitcake?
This plant with red leaves is known as the Christmas Flower.
What is a poinsettia?
This the name of the song that Grandma sung to her grandkids to wake them up.
What is "Five Angels Sing Around My Bed?"
A magical snow globe shows a boy the truth about Santa and the North Pole.
What is Santa Clause?
Song about a holy night.
What is Silent Night?
Small tart, red fruit often used in Christmas recipes.
What is a Cranberry?
This is the tradition involving burning this in the hearth during the winter season to symbolize warmth and light.
What is the Yule Log?