"Winter"
Winter Wildlife
"Winter Phrases"
Winter Winter
Winter Holidays
100

When is New Year's Day?

January 1

100

January is known for being the _________ month of the year.

Coldest

100

A slang phrase for someone who is likely to upset someone or cause trouble.

On Thin Ice

100

This hot, sweet drink is a wintertime favourite for children and adults.

Hot Chocolate.

100

These two colors are associated with Christmas .

Red and green.

200

What material is often used to thaw icy roads?

A. Chocolate

B. Salt

C. Water

B. Salt

200

What do Bears, Bats and Snails do in the winter to prepare for Spring?

Hibernate (or sleep)

200

Feeling really sick is called being "under the ____".

"under the weather".

200

What spice is commonly used in gingerbread cookies?

Ginger.

200

This is the purpose of Groundhog Day.

To predict the length of winter.


300

What do you create when you lie on snow and flap your arms?

A snow angel 

300

These white, huge, and furry animals withstand the cold temperatures, and are amazing swimmers.

Polar Bears 


300

I slept so well last night, I was "out __________".

"out cold".

300

The ice that looks like water.

Black Ice.

300

This is what people usually write or promise to do on New Year’s Day.

Make a resolution.

400

What is one piece of snow called?

A snowflake


400

What happens to arctic fox fur during winter?


It turns from brown/grey to white.

400

That’s just the tip of the _________.

Iceberg

400

What temperature is considered freezing?

A. -2 degrees C
B. 0 degrees C
C. 2 degrees C

B. 0 degrees C

400

These are the three colors of Kwanzaa.

Red, black, and green.

500

This winter activity involves gliding on ice wearing special shoes.

Ice Skating

500

Instead of a nest, where do emperor penguins incubate their egg?


 On top of their feet!

500

To not talk to someone is to give them the _______.

cold shoulder.

500

A treat made with snow and syrup.

A snow cone.

500

Hanukkah lasts this many nights (Adam Sandler fans would know this).


Eight "crazy" nights.