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Christmas celebrates Jesus' birthday, but most historians believe Jesus was actually born in this season.
What is
This 1994 hit single makes its singer 3 million dollars every year.
What is "All I Want for Christmas is You?"
Found in the arts and school sections of the store, you can find a 128 pack of these (with a sharpener on the back!).
What are crayons?
This is the chemical formula for snowflakes.
What is H2O?
This book first associated reindeer with Santa Claus. Such a clatter!
What is "'Twas the Night Before Christmas?"
Though the bible does not specify the number of these people who came to visit baby Jesus, the modern consensus is three.
What are wise men?
This poem turned song was written in 1788 by Robert Burns.
What is "Auld Lang Syne?"
According to their ads, it's this toy brand, or nothing.
What is Nerf?
A shorter version of a blizzard is called this.
What is a squall?
"Letters from Father Christmas," written in 1976 details letters written from "Santa" to the daughters of this famous author. That was three decades after his renowned trilogy.
Who is J.R.R. Tolkien?
Kids may leave these out for Santa's reindeer, but they struggle to digest the snack due to a lack of incisors in their upper jaw.
What are carrots?
This song has been sung by Frank Sinatra, Jo Stafford, Perry Como, Elvis Presley, and Dean Martin. It is perhaps most famously sung by Bing Crosby.
What is "White Christmas?"
Something you can get at Tiffany's or Kay's.
What is jewelry?
Due to snow being 90-95% trapped air, it keeps many hibernating animals warm during the winter. Snow is a great one of these, maybe we should use it in our walls...
What is an insulator?
In the novel "The Gift of the Magi" by O. Henry, a man sells his watch to buy his wife a comb. The wife in order to buy her husband a chain for his watch sells this.
What is her hair?
The term "X-mas" is used as a secular term by some, but the X is actually a symbol of this person.
Who is Jesus Christ?
This popular tune got revamped in 1981 by Bruce Springsteen.
What is "Santa Claus is Coming to Town?"
Additional characters to this classic game are Lord Gray, Prince Azure, Monsieur Brunette, and Analyst Hyacinth, to name a few.
What is Clue?
Snowflake crystals have been designated into several different categories. They are plane, rimed, germs, irregular, and this, named after a common structural support in ancient Greece.
What is column?
In this novel, it is "always winter, never Christmas."
What is "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe?"
Though according to the bible Jesus was born in a manger, but he was NOT born in one of these.
What is a stable?
First recorded in 1823 by William Sandys, this song is most popularly sung by Bing Crosby
What is "The First Noel?"
Originally called "The Landlord's Game," this board game was later renamed and now consists of over 1500 versions.
What is Monopoly?
Snow is a good absorber of these, resulting in a quieter environment.
What are sound waves?
In "The Nutcracker and the Mouse King" by E.T.A. Hoffmann, the Mouse King had this many heads (that's two less than the hydra!).
What is seven?