This activity involves rolling up balls of frozen water, stacking them upon each other, and decorating it to mirror the image of a person
What is building a snowman?
200
"BAHUMBUG!"
What is "A Christmas Carol?"
200
This popular board game may require a dictionary.
What is Scrabble?
200
"Sanggol aso"
What is a puppy?
200
Constructing homes for homeless, baked goods is essentially this
What is building a gingerbread house?
200
A bottom-level, icy display
What is a "low snow show?"
300
Tim Allen stars in this 1994 movie in which he is magically recruited to take Santa's place after inadvertently killing him.
What is "The Santa Clause?"
300
This sweet game ends when one on of the players reaches the Candy Castle.
What is Candyland?
300
Examples of this popular gift include "American Girl," "Barbie," and "Flutterbye."
What is a doll?
300
Heating up raw cookie dough.
What is baking cookies?
300
Crazy, late Baroque hot chocolate
What is "loco rococo hot cocoa?"
400
All 9-year-old Ralphie wants is an official Red Ryder BB gun in this 1983 movie.
What is "A Christmas Story?"
400
As this game takes you up and down the board, the object is to be the first to reach the top.
What is "Chutes and Ladder?"
400
A miniature home.
What is a dollhouse?
400
This activity involves utilizing gravity to propel one down an icy slope
What is bobsledding/sledding?
400
Pure fright from Rudolph or Dasher
What is "sheer reindeer fear?"
500
This holiday classic is probably one of the most popular Christmas movies involving calymation (clay animation.)
What is "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer?"
500
You don't have to apologize in this unforgiving game.
What is "Sorry"?
500
This popular gift as invented in 1973 by Martin Cooper.
What is a cell phone?
500
The earliest known records of this activity happened in southern Finland more than 3,000 years ago, when participants would strap sharpened, flattened bone to the bottom of their feet.