Traditions
Winter Activities
Holiday Movies
Holiday Convo Starters
100

This red-suited figure is known for delivering gifts on Christmas Eve.

Santa Claus

100

A popular activity where you slide down a snowy hill on a sled.

sledding

100

This movie features a boy who protects his house from burglars during Christmas.

Home Alone

100

A simple question to ask someone about their holiday plans.

“Do you have any plans for the holiday?”

200

This spinning item is used during Hanukkah in a traditional game.

dreidel

200

This activity involves strapping blades to your feet and gliding on ice.

ice skating

200

This green character tries to steal Christmas from the Whos.

The Grinch

200

A polite way to ask about someone’s favorite holiday food.

“What dish do you look forward to the most?”

300

Many people celebrate the New Year by making these goal-setting statements.

New Year's resolutions

300

Many people drink this warm chocolate beverage after coming inside from the cold.

hot chocolate

300

This movie is about a man who discovers what life would be like if he were never born.

A Wonderful Life

300

A question that to ask someone about their traditions.

“What’s a favorite holiday tradition from your childhood?”

400

People often ring in the new year by counting down from this number when the ball drops.

10

400

This involves building a round-bodied character using snow.

snowman

400

In this film, a young boy gets a Red Ryder BB gun for Christmas.

A Christmas Story

400

A question that encourages storytelling about a funny holiday memory.

“What’s a funny or unexpected holiday moment you’ve had?”

500

This holiday tradition involves kissing someone under a hanging plant.

mistletoe

500

This winter activity involves traveling downhill on two sled-like things attached to your boots.

skiing

500

This animated movie features a magical train heading to the North Pole.

The Polar Express

500

A question you could ask about what someone has learn from holidays.

“What’s something meaningful you’ve learned from past holidays?”

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