Traditions
You hang these on the mantle of the fireplace
Stockings
What is the name of the main character in Home Alone?
Kevin McAllister
I want a ———- for Christmas…what word is missing?
Hippopotamus
What is the name of the song children sang at the winter concert, where they had flashlights shining all around.
Holiday Lights
What red and white candy is a popular holiday treat?
Candy Cane
Santa gives this to naughty children
Coal
What is the name of the green character who is grumpy?
The Grinch
I saw ———— kissing Santa Claus…what word is missing?
Mommy
How much snow do children want based on the popular winter concert song.
6-7 feet of snow
What spicy cookie is made into people shapes?
Gingerbread
Children leaves these two things for Santa on Christmas Eve
Cookie and Milk
In the movie A Christmas Story, what does Ralphie want for Christmas?
A Red Ryder BB Gun
In the song jingle bells, what does they dash through?
Snow
What 2 things do you need to know to figure out your elf name?
First letter of your first name and your birthday month
What is a popular dinner meat that’s commonly eaten during the holiday season?
Turkey
People would do this to spread Christmas Cheer through singing door to door
Caroling
In Home Alone, where are the McAllisters going for their winter holiday?
Florida
In the song the 12 Days of Christmas, what does the true love give on the fifth day?
5 Golden Rings
What is the name of the popular red coloured holiday plant?
Poinsettia
What fruit is often placed in the toe of stockings?
An orange
Name one of the popular traditions that people do for the holidays
Give gifts/families get together and have a big dinner/family and friends play in the snow or make snowmen/families go sledding
What are the 2 Bandits’ names in the Home Alone series?
Marve and Harry
What colour are the bells in the famous song which is also the title of the song.
Silver Bells
What round object do you hang on your door as a holiday decoration?
Wreath
What is the name of the creamy festive drink that people enjoy around the holidays?
Egg Nog