Christmas Songs
This song tells the story of a grandma who didn’t make it home for Christmas.
Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer
Kevin is accidentally left home alone during Christmas vacation.
Home Alone
This plant is traditionally hung in doorways and encourages kissing.
Mistletoe
Santa is known as this in French-speaking countries.
Père Noël
This red-and-white candy is commonly associated with Christmas.
Candy canes
This Mariah Carey song has been unavoidable every December since 1994.
All I Want for Christmas Is You
This animated film features a train heading to the North Pole.
The Polar Express
These are left out for Santa on Christmas Eve in many households.
Cookies and milk
This country is credited with starting the tradition of decorating Christmas trees.
Germany
This fictional town is where the Grinch lives.
Whoville
This song features a reindeer with a very noticeable physical feature.
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Buddy the Elf travels from the North Pole to New York City.
Elf
This decorative item is often placed at the top of a Christmas tree.
A star or angel
In Japan, many people eat this fast food on Christmas Day.
KFC
This beverage is traditionally served warm and spiced during the holidays.
Mulled wine or cider
This song begins with chestnuts roasting on an open fire.
The Christmas Song
This movie follows a grumpy man visited by three ghosts on Christmas Eve.
A Christmas Carol
This tradition involves counting down the days to Christmas by opening a small door each day in December.
An advent calendar
This country celebrates Christmas with a giant straw goat.
Sweden
These three colours are most commonly associated with Christmas.
Red, green, and white
This holiday song was originally written for American Thanksgiving, not Christmas.
Jingle Bells
This holiday movie is debated every year whether it is actually a Christmas movie.
Die Hard
This Christmas tradition involves hiding a pickle-shaped ornament in the tree, with the finder receiving a prize.
The Christmas Pickle
In this country, a witch delivers gifts instead of Santa.
Italy (La Befana)
This Christmas figure is known for saying “Ho Ho Ho.”
Santa Claus