Winter Weather
This white, fluffy stuff falls from the sky when it's cold.
Snow
This December holiday features a decorated tree and gifts.
Christmas
You wear these warm shoes in the snow.
Boots
You build these using snow and maybe a carrot for a nose.
Snowman
This white bear lives in the Arctic.
Polar Bear
This forms on sidewalks and can make them slippery.
Ice
This Jewish holiday includes lighting the menorah.
Hanukkah
This warm piece of clothing goes around your neck.
This activity uses a sled to go down a snowy hill.
Sledding
This black-and-white bird can’t fly but likes cold weather.
Penguin
This tool is used to brush snow off cars.
snow brush or scrapper
This holiday celebrates a new year coming at the start of January.
New Years Day
These keep your hands warm in the winter.
Gloves or Mittens
This winter sport uses blades on your shoes to glide on ice.
Ice Skating
This animal grows antlers and pulls Santa’s sleigh in stories.
Reindeer
This kind of storm brings lots of snow and strong wind.
Blizzard
This African American celebration lasts seven days and focuses on culture and community.
Kwanzaa
This puffy piece of clothing zips up the front and keeps your body warm.
Winter Coat
This fast winter activity uses two long boards attached to your feet.
Skiing
This Arctic animal has thick fur and long tusks.
Walrus
This weather number tells you how cold you should feel, especially with wind.
Wind Chill
This winter holiday is known for exchanging red envelopes, lanterns, and dragons.
Lunar New Year
You wear this on top of your head to keep heat in.
hat
This winter activity uses one board and is popular at ski resorts.
Snowboarding
This fox changes its fur to white in winter for camouflage.
Arctic Fox