Christmas Foods
This candy is red and white striped.
Candy cane
The objects that children make and throw at each other in the snow.
Snowballs
12 of these are eaten on New Year's Eve in Spain.
Grapes
This object is put on the top of a Christmas tree.
Star
These are baked in the oven and left out for Santa.
(Christmas) cookies
A winter activity that you may do at a Christmas market, or on a frozen pond.
Iceskating
This object is dropped at midnight on New Year's Eve in New York City.
A ball
The word for going to different houses or businesses and singing Christmas songs.
Christmas carolling
A warm, sweet drink that often has marshmallows.
Hot chocolate
The place in the house where you have a fire.
Fireplace
These are the plans that you write for changes you want to make in the next year.
New Year's Resolutions
Stockings
These cookies are shaped like people and often have buttons.
Gingerbread men
The word for when there is a large amount of snow in a short period.
Blizzard or snowstorm
What does the Winter Solstice celebrate?
The shortest day of the year.
These are the animals that pull Santa's sleigh.
Reindeer
This is the traditional meat served at an American Christmas dinner.
Baked ham
The object that Santa rides on when he delivers presents.
A sleigh
This Jewish holiday is celebrated in the winter.
Hanukkah
This is a special calendar that counts down the days until Christmas.
Advent calendar