Clothing
This clothing keeps your feet warm in the winter.
What are socks, shoes, or boots?
You will need a sled to do this activity in the winter?
What is sledding?
This place is where the Eskimo's live in the winter?
What is an Igloo?
This winter words begins with a CH in the begging of the word.
It is a feeling.
What is CHILLS, CHILLY?
We miss you!
We really do!
This piece of clothing keeps your neck warm in the winter?
What is a scarf?
This activity you will need a fishing pole to do in the winter?
What is ice fishing?
This place has a North and South, one of them is very cold.
What is the North Pole?
This winter words begin with an E?
There is no wrong answer.
What are earmuffs, evergreen, eggnog
-or the word which you have chosen that is a winter word that began with an E?
Hope to see you soon!
Hope to see you soon!
This piece of clothing keeps your head warm in the winter?
What is a hat
-or scarf?
This activity you will need snow to do in the winter?
What is building a snowman?
This place is where children skate in the winter?
What is a skating ring?
This winter word begins with a G.
There are no wrong answers.
What is a gingerbread house
or gingerbread man,
gingerbread women, and more?
Stay Warm!
Stay Warm!
This piece of clothing keeps you fingers warm in the winter.-
What are mittens
-or gloves?
This activity you will need skates to do in the winter?
What is ice skating?
This place is where you can go sledding in the winter?
What is a hill -
or mountain or the park?
This winter word begins with an S ?
There are no wrong answers
What are scarf, skates, sleet, sneeze and
-more?
Keep smiling!
Keep smiling!
This piece of clothing keeps your legs warm in the winter.
What are long john?
-Or what are leggings?
This activity you will need skies to do in the winter?
What is skiing?
This place is where and when you stand next to it will keep you warm and toasty.
What is a stove or fireplace?
This winter word begins with J,
there are no wrong answers?
Who is Jack Frost (the personification of winter)
What is a Jacket, January
-or any other J words?
Warm Wishes!
Warm Wishes!