Figurative Language
Jingle jingle jingle can you hear those sleighbells ring?
Onomatopoeia
Santa's red suit was nice and snug.
Adjective
Where did the tradition of Christmas Trees come from? (country)
Germany
"You better watch out. You better not cry."
Santa Claus is coming to town.
Who stole Santa's cookies?
Interrogative
Ms. R's eyes twinkled like Christmas lights.
Simile
Naughty children often get coal for Christmas.
noun
Which holiday traditionally eats homemade jelly donuts called sufganiyot.
Hanukkah
All of the other reindeer used to laugh and call him names.
Rudolph the Red nosed Reindeer.
Santa is coming tonight!
Exclamatory
Ms. Cote was a snowman, she was so cold!
Metaphor
I smiled awkwardly in my families holiday photo.
adverb
What is the candle holder called in Hannukah?
A menorah
Down to the village with a broomstick in his hand.
Frosty the Snowman
The sleigh was silver and gold.
Declarative
Ms. Conroy said, " I drink two tons of hot chocolate, it is so good!"
Hyperbole
Ms. Bak threw a snowball at Ms. Rivera.
verb
What is the candle holder called in Kwanzaa?
Kinara
"Mistletoe hung where you can see every couple who tries to stop."
Rockin' around the Christmas Tree.
Hang your stocking by the chimney.
Imperative
Ms. Rivera said "Don't look a gift horse in the mouth".
She meant not to find faults or problems with things you receive as a gift.
Idiom
The children were good this year.
linking verb
Which country eats KFC on Christmas as a tradition?
Japan
I wanna wish you a merry Christmas
From the bottom of my heart
Feliz Navidad
Go to sleep so Santa can come!
Imperative