WINTER ACTIVITIES
This is something you make out of 3 snowballs, coal, buttons, carrot and a hat.
SNOWMAN
These keep your feet dry in the winter.
BOOTS
This warm, brown drink is fun to drink after playing in the snow. You can put marshmallows in it.
HOT CHOCOLATE
This white stuff falls from the sky in the winter.
Many celebrations occur on this day - the shortest day of the year. What is this day called
Winter solstice or First day of winter
These small, white objects you make and throw at friends.
SNOWBALLS
This type of gloves have a space for your thumb, and a space for your other 4 fingers.
MITTENS
You roll these out and cut them into different shapes. Some can be made in the shape of stars, gingerbread man, and a snowman.
COOKIES
This is what ice is made out of.
WATER
This is a day when your superintendent calls off school due to too much snow. Sometimes kids wish for them and wear their pajamas inside out.
Snow Day
This winter activity involves pulling something up a hill, then sitting on it and sliding down the hill.
SLEDDING
This clothing item keeps your neck warm.
SCARF
Run, Run Run as fast as you can
You can't catch me I'm the _________________
GINGERBREAD MAN
These are formed when snow and ice start to melt off of a roof. The are long and pointy.
ICICLES
This holiday is celebrates the beginning of a new year.
NEW YEARS EVE/DAY
This winter activity involves sliding on the ice wearing special shoes that have blades.
ICE SKATING
This clothing item keeps your arms and legs warm. Some are one piece-some are two seperate items.
SNOWSUIT
This hot food can be made with broth and vegetables. You eat it with a spoon.
SOUP
This is what you have to do to your sidewalks and driveways when it snows.
SHOVEL
On this holiday, people wait for this little brown animal to come out of his hole to see if he sees his shadow.
GROUNDHOG DAY
This winter sport involves going up a mountain, then sliding down the mountain wearing 2 long objects on your feet. Nate won a medal in this sport.
SKIING
This clothing item keeps your ears warm when you don't want to wear a hat.
EARMUFFS
These are houses that you can eat! They are made from graham crackers, icing and candy!
GINGERBREAD HOUSES
This is the vehicle that clears the snow and ice off of the roads.
SNOWPLOW
This is not really a holiday but it is the time off from school during late December and early January.
Winter break