Winter Food
Winter Store Facts
Winter Store Scenarios
Winter Trivia
100
This sweet ingredient is white as snow and used for baking
Sugar
100
True or false: the Senate member will help the shopper keep track of their money
True!
100
What would you say to welcome a shopper into the store?
Let's hear it! 
100
Name 4 clothing items that we wear in the winter to keep warm.
Hat, scarf, gloves/mittens, coat/jacket, boots, ear warmers, warm socks, sweater
200
This is a popular drink to make after a cold day in the snow
Hot chocolate
200
True or false: the Senate member will make decisions for the shopper
False!
200
A shopper is running low on time. What should you do?
Politely remind them of the time remaining, ask if they've narrowed down their choices
200
Something you can catch during the winter season but not with your hands
A cold
300
A small, white sweet often put on top of a warm drink
Marshmallows
300
The times of day classes will go shop at the Winter Store
Specials
300
A shopper has $15 and spends $10.50 on items for their mom and siblings. How much money should they have left?
$4.50
300
"I am white, round, and shaped like a ball,
But I cannot be bounced or else I'd fall,
And that would be the end, once and for all."
A snowball
400
This bakery item is used to build miniature houses
Gingerbread
400
The number of Senate students in a volunteer team
4 or 5 
400
One of your friends wants to be able to shop for their family member, but they don't have money. What could you encourage them to do instead of spending money?
Make a card, spend time with their family member, tell them they love them, make something else
400
The number of sides on a snowflake
6 
500
Over 1.76 billion of these common Christmas candies are made every year for the holidays
Candy canes
500
The dates of the Senate Winter Store
December 11-15
500
The shopper has $12 and wants to spend an equal amount of money on 3 family members. How much can they spend per person?
$4
500
The date of the Winter Solstice (the shortest day of the year)
December 21st