Winter Weather
This white fluffy precipitation falls from the sky when temperatures drop below freezing.
Snow
In this sport, athletes glide on blades across a rink performing jumps and spins.
Figure Skating
This animal hibernates all winter and is often pictured sleeping in a den.
Bear
Kids love sliding down snowy hills on one of these.
Sled
An accessory you may wear at this time of year.
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When icy rain freezes on contact, it creates this dangerous road condition.
Ice/ Black Ice
This team sport is played on ice using sticks and a puck.
These Arctic birds can’t fly but are excellent swimmers.
Penguins
You need three snowballs and a carrot to build this winter character.
Snow man
Something that is brown, warm, and tasty
Hot coco
This swirling storm brings strong winds and heavy snow, causing whiteout conditions.
Blizzard
This sport uses a long board to surf down snowy mountains.
Snowboarding
This large species grows impressive antlers and is often associated with pulling a sleigh.
Reindeers
These glittery shapes form when water vapor freezes in the air.
Snow flakes
Somewhere you can sit in front of and need to rekindle every so often
Fire Place
This soft, blowing snow can make it hard to see when you’re walking outside.
In this Olympic sport, teams sweep the ice in front of a sliding stone to control its path.
Curling
This animal has black skin underneath its white fur.
Polar Bear
This activity involves rolling giant snowballs and stacking them into a big round fort.
Building an Igloo
Something that you can put in your gloves or socks to help keep you from getting cold
Hand warmers
These icy chunks fall from the sky during a storm, usually in the colder months.
Hail
Athletes hurtle feet-first down an icy track on a small sled in this high-speed sport.
Luge
This huge marine mammal uses its tusks to haul itself out of icy waters.
Walrus
When you are stuck inside an activity that you can do typically in the winter
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This winter treat is sweet, gooey, and perfect for roasting over a fire or melting in your mouth indoors.
S'mores