Clothing
Footwear for winter.
Boots
Jewish holiday celebrated for eight days.
Hanukkah
Played on ice with a stick and a puck.
Hockey
Warm, sweet drink.
Hot chocolate
Blizzard
Heavy, long sleeve knitted shirt to keep warm.
Sweater.
African American holiday to celebrate their heritage.
Kwanzaa
Walking on top of the snow with special footwear.
Snowshoeing
Two foods (one red, the other white) strung on a string to make a garland.
Popcorn and cranberries
What happens to schools when the weather is too poor to travel.
Snow Day!
Worn around the neck to keep out the wind.
Scarf
Holiday to celebrate the birth of Jesus.
Christmas
Downhill or cross country.
Skiing
Food that is typically eaten when you are sick with a cold.
Chicken (noodle) soup
Frozen precipitation.
Sleet
Long underwear or Long Johns.
January 1st.
New Year's Day
Name of a long sled.
Tobaggan
Potato pancakes fried in oil and eaten with sour cream or applesauce served during Hanukkah.
Latkes
During a snow storm, when visibility becomes zero or near zero due to falling and blowing snow.
White out
A heavy coat with a hood, usually with fur around the face.
Parka
Number of days Kwanzaa lasts.
Seven
Sport where a player pushes a large stone on the ice toward a target while other players 'scrub' the ice with stiff brooms.
Curling
A hearty mix of meat, potatoes and other vegetables in a gravy. Usually served with bread or biscuits.
Stew
Temperature at which water freezes.
32*F or 0*C