Holiday Movies
Who is Max?
In the song “Frosty the Snowman,” this item made Frosty come to life
What is an old silk hat?
The colour of Mistletoe berries.
What is white?
This European country has children leave shoes out on December 5th for gifts from St. Nicholas
This Character has two eyes, made out of coal.
Who is, Frosty the Snowman?
The frosty destination of the Polar Express.
What is, the North Pole?
The heartfelt wish, at the end of We Wish You a Merry Christmas
What is, and a Happy New Year?
This dessert is named after the ancient winter solstice custom of burning a log to celebrate longer days
What is, a Yule Log?
This European country is famous for its giant Christmas markets, such as the Christkindlmarkt.
What is Germany?
Christmas is often called the “season of _______”
What is, Giving?
Every time a bell rings,
an angel gets his _.
What is Wings?
In Silent Night, all is _____ and Bright.
The modern version of this dessert excludes meat and is made with dried fruits and spices.
What are Mince Pies?
This country celebrates a festival called Calabar!
What is, Nigeria?
These items are traditionally associated with being left out for Santa Clause.
What are, Milk and Cookies?
A cautionary warning from Santa, to Ralphie in The Christmas Story.
What is, "you'll shoot your eye out, kid!"
These songs lyrics describe the season as being full of ‘parties for hosting, marshmallows for toasting’
What is The Most Wonderful Time of the Year!
This is an alias for Christmas Pudding.
What is, figgy pudding?
Lohri is a festival held in this country, to mark the beginning of the winter solstice.
What is India?
This "Albertan gold" is gifted to naughty children.
What is COAL?
The Christmas carol does the Peanuts gang sing at the end of “A Charlie Brown Christmas"
What is Hark! The Herald, Angels sing!
The total number of gifts, given in the 12 days of Christmas
What is 364?
This drink brand popularized the image of Santa as we know him.
What is, Coca-Cola?
Folks may decorate a "Bodhi Tree" with shiny ornaments, known as:
What are the 3 Jewels? Budda, Dharma and Sangha.
What is two?