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This is a red-and-white sweet you often eat at Christmas.
candy cane
What do people light at Christmas time?
candle
This is a sweet biscuit often shaped like a man.
gingerbread
People sing these songs at Christmas.
Christmas carols
What do we do when we trim the tree?
We decorate it.
You hang this above the fireplace and put presents inside.
stocking
People kiss under this plant at Christmas.
mistletoe
What is the name of the fruit cake which is served with cream and eaten at Christmas?
Christmas pudding
This vehicle is used by Santa to travel through the sky.
sleigh
This expression means you are extremely busy, like you have too much snow to deal with.
to be snowed under
This round decoration is usually hung on a Christmas tree.
bauble
This bird is often shown on Christmas cards in the UK.
robin
This creamy Christmas drink is popular in the UK and USA
eggnog
This scene shows the birth of Jesus with Mary, Joseph, and the baby.
nativity
This idiom means to finish or complete something.
to wrap something up
This green decoration is often used with candles on doors at Christmas.
wreath
These are roasted and sold hot at Christmas markets.
chestnuts
What are the small round vegetables which are traditionally eaten with Christmas dinner?
brussels sprouts
In the UK, this holiday on December 26th is known for shopping and charitable giving.
Boxing Day
This idiom describes someone’s face or expression becoming extremely bright and joyful, as if covered in Christmas lights.
to light up like a Christmas tree
This traditional British table decoration is pulled apart and contains a joke and a gift.
These three figures followed a bright star to bring gifts to the baby Jesus according to the Christmas story.
Three Wise Men
This is a sweet pastry, filled with mixture of dried fruits and spices.
mince pie
What's the name of the place above the fire, where stockings are hung for Santa to fill?
mantelpiece
When someone suddenly stops doing a bad habit or something addictive, especially without preparation, we say they....
go cold turkey