Christmas Traditions
Decoration that goes on the top of a Christmas tree.
The magical transportation that takes kids to the North Pole in the movie The Polar Express.
What is a train?
The final word in the song lyric "Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the ..."
What is "way"?
This red and white striped candy is often eaten at Christmas.
What is a candy cane?
Americans have Christmas parties where everyone wears this clothing item.
What are ugly sweaters?
Cookies shaped like little people, often served during this time of year.
What are gingerbread men/cookies?
What is 'Christmas' from the movie How the Grinch Stole Christmas?
This Christmas song starts with the lyric:
"You better watch out, you better not cry,"
What is the song "Santa Claus is Coming To Town"?
This spiced drink is served warm and often includes wine or cider.
What is mulled wine?
This food item is sometimes strung together as a garland and placed on American Christmas trees.
What is popcorn?
A tradition where these are hung by the fireplace in order for "Santa" to fill with presents.
What are stockings?
A character that came to life after having a hat placed on him.
Who is 'Frosty' from the movie Frosty the Snowman?
In the song Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Rudolph's nose is able to do this.
What is glowing?
This fruit is traditionally placed in stockings. Chocolate versions of this fruit are also popular around Christmas.
What are oranges?
What are Christmas lights/decorations?
This country is credited with starting the Christmas Tree Tradition.
What is Germany?
In the movie Home Alone, Kevin's family went to this country when they left him behind for vacation.
What is Paris?
This Christmas carol mentions "figgy pudding".
What is "We Wish You a Merry Christmas"?
This pie is often served in the U.K. during the holidays.
What is mince pie?
In this state, people build huge sand sculptures as an alternative to snowmen.
What is Florida?
A country where people eat KFC as a Christmas tradition.
What is Japan?
In the movie Elf, Buddy makes this unconventional savory and sweet dish.
What is spaghetti with sugar and maple syrup?
This is the best-selling Christmas single of all time (in the U.S.)
This drink is made with milk, eggs, and sugar and is often served at Christmastime.
What is eggnog?
In some American households, this doll is placed around the house during the holidays to "spy" on kids.
What is Elf on the Shelf?