Classic Christmas Songs
This song begins with “Jingle bells, jingle bells…” and is a favorite sing-along
Jingle Bells
The red-nosed hero of the North Pole who guides Santa’s sleigh.
Rudolph
Families often put this in their living room; sometimes real, sometimes fake.
Christmas tree
The most famous reindeer with a glowing red nose.
Rudolph
This stuffed animal brand became popular because it was soft, squishy, and collectible.
Squishmallows
Mariah Carey’s hit song that dominated Christmas charts since 1994.
All I Want for Christmas Is You
The green grump from a 2000 movie who hates Christmas… but grows a heart.
The Grinch
Hung by the fireplace to catch Santa’s gifts.
Stockings
Reindeer that shares a name with a thunder god.
Donner
This music device, released by Apple in 2001, changed how kids and teens listened to songs on the go.
iPod
This song counts down a series of gifts starting with a partridge.
The Twelve Days of Christmas
This clever kid defends his house from burglars in a 1990 classic.
Kevin McCallister
Greenery hung above doorways for a “kissable” tradition.
Mistletoe
This reindeer’s name means “shooting star” in Latin.
Comet
Gaming was huge in the 2000s; kids often hoped for this handheld console with dual screens.
Nintendo DS
This song features the lyric “You better watch out.”
Santa Claus is Coming To Town
Santa’s elf sidekick who gets lost in New York in a 2003 film.
Buddy the Elf
This type of decoration was originally made from strands of silver to mimic icicles.
Tinsel
The reindeer whose name means “lightning” in German.
Blitzen
Mrs. Allen's “gift” arrives in June, cries a lot, and definitely doesn’t come with a return receipt.
Surprise! Mrs. Allen is pregnant and having a baby in June 2026!
This song by Wham! is often heard during the holidays and talks about giving your heart away.
Last Christmas
The lone hero in a skyscraper during Christmas in the 1988 action movie.
John McClane
These plants with red leaves are commonly used to decorate homes during Christmas.
Poinsettias
The reindeer sometimes called “the fastest of all.”
Dasher
These colorful rubber bands became a huge craze in the mid-2000s because they came in shapes like animals, hearts, and stars. Kids collected and traded them at school.
Silly Bandz