Children's Classics
This classic bedtime story begins with a little bunny saying goodnight to everything in his room.
Goodnight Moon
This white, fluffy form of precipitation is actually made of ice-crystals and no two are exactly alike.
Snowflake
These colorful cookies are made by shaping and decorating a sweet dough, sometimes with frosting and sprinkles.
Sugar Cookies.
If a reindeer is practicing "self-regulation," they might do this before launching off the roof. A skill we teach kids every day.
Taking a deep breath.
This popular winter drink was originally made by heating milk, chocolate, and spices over a fire.
Hot Cocoa
This hungry creature eats through apples, pears, plums, and more before turning into a butterfly.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Minimum indoor temperature Illinois licensing requires during winter months.
65 degrees
This is considered to be the traditional holiday drink.
Eggnog
This story teaches children about emotions when a little monster accidentally mixes up all of the colors of his feelings.
The Color Monster
This reindeer is basically the "head of HR" at the North Pole. He's always first on Santa's list of names.
Dasher
This beverage company has been using Santa Claus in its advertising since 1931.
Coca-Cola
This whimsical book by Shel Silverstein features a small boy and a tree, showing how their relationship changes over the boy's lifetime.
The Giving Tree
What was the name of the little girl who befriended Frosty?
Karen
A small amphibian and his best friend solve everyday problems in this classic friendship series.
Frog and Toad
In Illinois the term, "weather permitting" means temperatures between ____ and ____ degrees, taking into consideration the windchill to assure safe and regular active outdoor play for children.
25 and 90
This country holds the world record for the largest snowball fight totaling 7, 681 people in 2016.
Canada