(All Things Green & Grumpy)
Holiday Music
Holiday Movies
Festive Fun Facts
Hungry for the Holiday
100

This is the name of the green, grouchy character who tries to steal Christmas.

The Grinch.

100

This song begins with the line “Dashing through the snow…”

Jingle Bells.
100

Buddy the Elf says “The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear” in this movie.

Elf.

100

This red-nosed reindeer leads Santa’s sleigh.

Rudolph.

100

This beverage—eggs, milk, sugar, and spice—is a holiday classic.

Eggnog.

200

The Grinch lives on this snowy mountain just outside Whoville.

Mount Crumpit.

200

This singer’s “All I Want for Christmas Is You” returns to the charts every December.

Mariah Carey.

200

Kevin McCallister is left behind by his family in this 1990 film.

Home Alone.

200

These plants, often displayed on doors, symbolize peace and goodwill.

Mistletoe.

200

On Christmas Eve, children in the U.S. traditionally leave out these sweet treats for Santa Claus, often along with a drink.

Cookies and milk.

300

This small, festive town is home to the Whos and their cheerful holiday celebrations.

Whoville.

300

This Elvis holiday classic warns that without a certain color décor, he’ll “have a blue, blue Christmas.”

Blue Christmas.

300

This movie features the character “The Bumble” along with an elf who wants to be a dentist.

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.

300

Known for living in icy waters, this black-and-white bird can “fly” underwater while hunting fish.

Penguin.

300

This sweet, sticky treat is made from sugar, corn syrup, and peanuts and often eaten during the holidays.

Peanut Brittle. 

400

The Grinch’s heart grows three sizes after he learns the true meaning of this holiday.

Christmas.

400

This classic Christmas song, originally sung by Brenda Lee, gained new life when it was featured in the movie Mean Girls, often sparking nostalgic TikTok trends.

Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree?.

400

In this film, a boy receives a bell from Santa that only true believers can hear.

The Polar Express.

400

In 1888, a famous blizzard in the Northeastern U.S. trapped people indoors for days; it’s often called the “Great ___ Blizzard.”

White.
400

Often served at large holiday dinners, this centerpiece dish can be roasted, glazed, or stuffed, and is a favorite in the U.S. and Europe.

Turkey.

500

In the 2000 live-action movie, this actor famously played the Grinch.

Jim Carrey.

500

In A Christmas Story, Ralphie receives a “major award” lamp shaped like this object, which his father proudly displays in the front window.

A leg.

500

The world record for the coldest temperature ever recorded on Earth, −128.6°F, was in this continent.

Antarctica.

500

This sweet pie made with a rich, spiced filling is a must-have at American holiday dinners, especially Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Pumpkin Pie.