CHRISTMAS MOVIES
In this movie, a large human starts out living in the North Pole, then moves to New York City.
What is ELF?
This Christmas song is an ode to the conifer in your living room.
What is O Christmas Tree?
He descends the chimney to deliver gifts
Who is Santa?
The white berries of this plant are poisonous to humans, but if you are caught under one, tradition states you kiss
What is mistletoe?
The name of the movie with a magical train that takes kids to the North Pole?
What is The Polar Express?
This song is an ode to a hooved mammal with an unusual nasal appendage
What is Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer?
The evergreen donned with trinkets
What is the CHRISTMAS TREE?
This place has no time zone, sits in the middle of the Arctic Ocean, and is mostly covered with ice that is 6-10 feet thick
What is the North Pole?
The name of the Grinch's dog
What is Max?
This is a love song about gifts bestowed each passing of 24 hours
What is the 12 Days of Christmas?
People open this...also know as our time period of current
This is an accumulation of ice crystals and reflects 80-90% of sunlight
What is Snow?
In the movie Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, the profession the main elf wants to be
What is a dentist?
This is an ode to the passageways decorated with a red berried plant
What is Deck the Halls?
Gluten and dairy treat for Saint Nick
What are milk & cookies?
This phrase is used to characterize a guttural laugh and is also used as the postal code for letters sent to Santa in Canada
What is HO, HO, HO?
The movie where a character comes to life with a magical hat.
What is Frosty the Snowman?
This song repeats a familiar greeting during the holiday season as well as a hope for the new year
What is WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS?
PEOPLE LOOK IN THESE ON CHRISTMAS MORNING
STOCKING
Como se dice Merry Christmas en espanol?
Que es Feliz Navidad?
In A Christmas Story, the present Ralphie wants for Christmas
What is A Red Rider BB Gun?
This is a song about a musical chime or instrument commonly sung by children
What is Jingle Bells?
The thing Santa checks twice
What is the naughty/nice list?
The tradition of hanging these dates as far back as 1823 and continues today so that goodies can be left inside
What are stockings?
The movie where there are two burglars being tormented by a little boy
What is Home Alone?
This is a Christmas song performed by a 10 year old girl who inserted an incorrect plural form of the mammal requested as a gift
What is I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas?
The number of reindeer, including Rudolph, that fly Santa's sleigh
What is 9?
In the Santa Clause, putting on this makes the main character change into Santa.
What is the Santa suit?
This is a song about a jolly, happy soul with a corncob pipe and a button nose
What is Frosty the Snowman?
What country celebrates Christmas by eating, Kentucky Fried Chicken?
Japan
Contrary to popular belief, these plants are not poisonous, and they are native to Mexico and Central America, usually red, but come in over 100 colors
What are poinsettias?
According to the movie ELF, the four main food groups
Candy, candy corn, candy canes, and syrup
This famous song, released in 1994 by a diva and pop star, has been the first to have four separate runs at number 1 beginning in 2019, being number 1 for four years in a row
What is All I Want for Christmas is You by Mariah Carey?
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy began the tradition of selecting a theme for the official tree in this famous American landmark, placed in the Blue Room in 1961
What is The White House?
A sedimentary deposit predominantly made of carbon, black or brown in color, usually given to naughty boys and girls
What is Coal?
In the Polar Express, the word that gets punched into the main character's ticket
What is BELIEVE?
What is All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth?
Published first on December 23, 1821 by author Clement Moore, this poem described a visit by St. Nicholas
What is Twas the Night Before Christmas?
Popular spicy cake-type base for domiciles created by baking and decorating with candy
What is Gingerbread?