WINTER ACTIVITIES
WILD CARD FACTS
WINTER TREATS & DRINKS
RANDOM WINTER FACTS
WINTER CLASSICS
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This term describes sliding down a snowy hill on a flat board or inflated tube.
Sledding
100
The only fruit with seeds on the outside.
Strawberries
100
This delicacy is known as a classic favorite winter beverage.
100
Frozen water droplets that fall from the sky.
Snowflakes
100
Who is this?
Frosty the Snowman
200
A sport typically played indoor on skates.
Ice hockey
200
This color appears on 75% of the world's national flags.
Red
200
This festive treat is often used as edible "bricks" and decorated with icing.
Gingerbread cookies
200
The official name for the first day of winter.
Winter Solstice
200
(arguably) one of the most famous songs in the winter.
Jingle Bells
300
The Winter Olympics are held every _______.
"4 years"
300
The term for a baby goat.
Kid
300
The creamy, spiced beverage that is often served during the winter holiday.
Eggnog
300
The approximate number of avalanches that occur in the U.S. each year.
100,000
300
This renowned ballet features the "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy".
The Nutcracker
400
This winter activity is tough to master but, some make it look easy.
400
The chemical symbol for the element gold.
Au
400
A very commonly used spice for many winter treats.
Cinnamon
400
This phenomenon causes the colorful "Northern Lights".
Aurora Borealis
400
This popular winter story has been adapted over 100 times.
A Christmas Carol
500
This winter Olympic sport combines skiing and rifle shooting.
Biathlon
500
This natural number is both a square and a cube.
64
500
Combine these 2 ingredients to make Maple Taffy (a traditional Canadian treat).
Maple syrup and snow
500
The country known for having the longest toboggan run in the world.
Switzerland
500
The vacation destination for the McCallisters in "Home Alone".
Paris