Winter
Winter Wildlife
Fill in the ______
Ice
Holidays
100
Name the 4 seasons
Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn
100
What type of animal is Rudolph?
Reindeer
100
You’re on thin ____
Ice
100
How many sides does every single snowflake have?
6
100
Who wears red clothes and gives presents to children?
Santa Claus
200
What do you create when you lie on snow and flap your arms?
A snow angel
200
What flightless bird lives in Antarctica and Africa?
Penguin
200
♬ Walking in a winter _______ ♬
Wonderland
200
True or false: snowflakes are white.
False! Snowflakes are actually translucent
200
Banging pots and pans in a tradition of what winter holiday?
New Years
300
Name three winter sports.
Examples: skiing, snowboarding, ice hockey, ice skating, figure skating
300
What is a huge, white, and furry animal that can handle the cold temperatures of the North Pole?
Polar Bear
300
That’s just the tip of the ________
Iceberg
300
What mineral is often used to melt icy roads?
Salt
300
What winter holiday is celebrated for 8 nights?
Hanukkah
400
What is the most common color in the Northern Lights?
Green
400
What do Bears, Bats and Snails do in the winter to prepare for Spring?
Hibernate
400
When someone is too afraid to do something
They have cold _______
Feet
400
What temperature is considered freezing?
0 Degree Celsius or 32 Degrees Fahrenheit
400
What is the name of the winter event that marks the shortest day of the year?
The Winter Solstice
500
How tall was the tallest snowman ever made?
Closest answer gets half points.
113 feet, built in Bethel, Maine, in February 1999
500
Arctic Hares, Foxes, Weasels, and Goldfinches all do what to prepare for winter each year?
Grow a white coat of fur for camouflage
500
To not talk to someone is to give them the _______
Cold shoulder
500
What is the coldest temperature ever recorded on earth?
Closest answer gets half points.
-128 Degrees Fahrenheit, measured at Vostok Station, Antarctica in 1983
500
What African-American winter holiday was created 1966 to celebrate family?
Kwanzaa