Winter food
This warm drink is made with cocoa powder or chocolate.
Hot chocolate
This crystal form of snow is famously unique.
snowflake
In the United States, people gather at this place to watch the ball fall at this place.
Times Square
In “Frosty the Snowman,” Frosty comes to life thanks to this object.
magic hat
This word describes frozen rain that makes a “crunch” sound when you step on it.
Sleet
A hearty winter stew made with beef, potatoes, and vegetables.
Beef stew
Bears do this during winter to save energy.
Canadians pour this onto snow to make a sweet winter treat.
Maple syrup
Bing Crosby sings “White Christmas” in this classic movie.
Holiday Inn
This winter weather word begins with “B” and means strong winds with heavy snow.
Blizzard
Germany is known for this warm, spiced holiday drink often served at Christmas markets.
Mulled wine
This is the shortest day of the year.
Winter Solstice
This country is famous for Christmas markets full of lights, gingerbread, and warm mulled wine.
Germany
This song begins with the lyrics: “Chestnuts roasting on an open fire…”
What is The Christmas Song?
This common winter saying ends with: “Let it….”
snow
In the U.K., many eat this rich dessert made with dried fruits and steamed for hours.
Christmas pudding
Alaska experiences days with no sunlight during winter, known as this.
Polar night
This country releases sky lanterns in Pingxi during Lunar New Year.
Taiwan
This 1990 movie features a boy left home alone during the holidays.
Home Alone
This phrase describes someone who loves winter and cold weather.
snowbird
In Sweden, people celebrate winter with this golden, saffron-flavored bun eaten on St. Lucia Day.
Lussekatter (LOO-seh-katter)
This term describes animals changing to white fur for winter.
Camouflage (or winter coat molting)
In Spain, children receive gifts on this holiday on January 6th.
What is Three Kings’ Day?
This song describes a gift given on “the first day of Christmas.”
Twelve Days of Christmas
This expression means something is extremely cold: “It’s cold enough to freeze your….”
What is nose off (or "freeze your tail off")