Other Winter
The winter season starts in November. (True/False)
What is false?
Builds up on car windows, and has to be scraped off so you can see. Not snow.
What is frost?
This person delivers presents on a sleigh.
Who is Santa?
If you have a long driveway, you might need to spend some time doing this after it snows.
What is snow shovelling?
This holiday is in February and celebrates loved ones and romantic partners.
What is Valentine's Day?
You should have this warm drink if you just came in from the cold!
What is hot cocoa?
Because of this, it is often much colder outside than it says on the thermometer.
What is wind chill?
You might end up with this in your stocking if you didn't behave throughout the year.
What is coal?
This green meanie almost stole Christmas!
Who is the Grinch?
The first day of the year.
What is New Years?
The number of snow days we can have before we have to start having classes at home.
What is three?
The temperature in which water freezes and becomes ice.
What is 32°F?
What is 0°C?
You hang these colorful treats from the tree, or you can just eat them.
What are candy canes?
This downhill sport requires using two long boards.
What is skiing?
This holiday celebrates all of the previous United States's presidents.
What is President's Day?
These Maine trees stay green all year, even in the winter!
What is a pine tree?
A natural disaster involving lots of snow rolling down the mountainside.
What is an avalanche?
This famous reindeer has a red nose and helps guide Santa's sleigh.
Who is Rudolph?
The smoother the ice surface, the easier it is to do this.
What is ice skating?
Seven candles held in something called a kinara is used to celebrate Kwanzaa in african countries. Kwanzaa is celebrated during this winter month.
What is December?
This meat comes from the leg of a pig that has been preserved, and is often glazed before being brought to the dinner table.
What is a ham?
What is unique?
What is different?
People say that you have to kiss the person next to you if you're under this.
What is mistletoe?
Religious folk or popular music, often sang during the holidays.
What are carols?
The jewish version of Christmas.
Hint: H____kah
What is Hanukkah?