HAPPY HOLIDAYS
WINTER IS HERE
IT'S COLD!
WINTER SPORTS
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Open up presents for this holiday; December 25th

Christmas

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The coldest recorded winter temperature in the U.S. was the Jan. 1971 temp of -80 at Prospect Creek Camp in this state

Alaska

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This chilly word is also the name of the hit Disney movie starring sisters Anna & Elsa

Frozen

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This is the winter version of skateboarding

snowboarding

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Celebrate this Jewish festival of lights; Dec 25, 2024 –Jan 2, 2025

Hanukkah

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Bears are one of the most popular creatures to do this during winter to avoid the cold.

Hibernate

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Outside, this tapered spike is formed by solid water; inside, one can be found on a Christmas tree

icicle

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The "time-out" box for hockey players

penalty

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This holiday honors one man and his impact on the world; January 20, 2025.

MLK Jr. Day

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In the Southern Hemisphere, winter begins in this month

June

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In 1998 Michael Keaton was nipping at your nose as this title character, a dad brought back to life as a snowman

Jack Frost

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Types of jumps in this sport include the lutz, the salchow & the axel

figure skating

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This holiday marks the exact moment when half of Earth is tilted the farthest away from the sun; December 21st (2024)

The winter solstice

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 This serious 11-letter condition that results from a dangerous drop in core body temp.

Hypothermia

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This Arctic animal that can weigh up to 2 tons is nicknamed the "unicorn of the sea"

Narwhal

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Let's have a race using this craft whose name comes from a Native American word for "sled"

toboggan

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Celebrated every year from December 26 through January 1, this is a week of festivities honoring African American culture and heritage.

Kwanzaa

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Stranded on his farm one winter around 1937, Joseph-Armand Bombardier of Quebec invented this transport

snowmobile

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The purchase of Alaska was derided as "Seward's Folly" & "Seward's" this kitchen appliance

icebox

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On New Year's Day, many souls brave icy waters to take part in a swim named for these ursine creatures

a polar bear swim