christmas songs.
The kind of sleigh used in the song “jingle bells”
What is “a one horse open sleigh”
A drink only available during the holidays
What is eggnog
“You’ll shoot your eye out kid!” Is from this movie
What is “A Christmas Story”
the Grinch tried to stuff this up the chimney
What is a Christmas tree
The plant is also known as the kissing leaf
What is Mistletoe
Santa’s full name
Saint Nicholas
In “holly jolly Christmas” you are told to have a cup of this
What is Cheer
visions of these dance in children’s heads
What are sugarplums
The first ghost to appear in “A Christmas Carol”
What is the ghost of Christmas past
The animal onesie Ralph was given in “A Christmas story”
What is a bunny
children on the naughty list usually get this in their stocking
What is coal
Santa’s wife’s name
Who is Mrs clause
In “Winter Wonderland” we pretend the snowman’s name is this
Who is Parson Brown
This soda company was the first to use Santa Claus in their advertising
What is coca-cola
the grinches dogs name
Who is Max
Rudolph’s fathers name
Who is Donner
the name of the flower often used to decorate homes (red pedals)
What is a poinsettia
The number of reindeer that pull Santa’s sleigh
What is 9
In the 1960 song “Rockin Around the Christmas Tree”, the “Rockin” accurs here
What is” The Christmas party hop”
The candy canes shape represents this
What is a shepherds staff
In the movie elf what song was Josie singing in the locker room shower
The name of the rabbit in Frostys magic hat
Hocus Pocus
the iconic Christmas tree in New York is located here?
What is Rockefeller center
The color of Santa’s suit before it was red
Green
Alvin wants this for Christmas in “The Chipmunk Song”
What is a “hula hoop”
Gingerbread houses originated in this country
What is Germany
In the movie home alone, where are the names of the two burglars that enter Kevin McAllister’s house?
Who are Harry and Marv
The name of the elf who raised buddy in the movie “Elf”
Who is Papa elf
What is “Hansel and Gretel”
According to Nordic Folklore, santa clause is said to be accompanied by this mischievous creature who is said to punish misbehaving children during the Christmas season
Who is krampus