Winter Weather
This white, frozen precipitation falls from the sky during winter.
What is snow?
This large bear, known for its white fur, lives in the Arctic.
What is a polar bear?
This holiday, celebrated on December 25th, involves giving gifts.
What is Christmas?
You slide down a snowy hill using this object.
What is a sled?
Snow is made of this frozen substance.
What is water (or ice)?
When rain freezes as it hits the ground, it creates this slippery surface.
What is ice?
These birds travel long distances to find warmer places in winter.
What are migrating birds?
Hanukkah is often called this nickname because of its gift-giving tradition.
What is the Festival of Lights?
This winter activity involves throwing packed snow at others.
What is a snowball fight?
All snowflakes have this number of sides.
What is six?
This weather phenomenon involves strong winds and heavy snowfall, causing low visibility.
What is a blizzard?
This small animal grows white fur in winter to hide from predators.
What is an Arctic hare (or Arctic fox)?
People celebrate the start of a new year on this date.
What is January 1st?
This figure is made of three large snowballs stacked on top of each other.
What is a snowman?
The word for melted snow that refreezes overnight is this.
What is ice?
This is the freezing point of water in degrees Fahrenheit.
What is 32 degrees Fahrenheit?
This cold-water animal uses thick blubber to stay warm in icy seas.
What is a seal?
This winter holiday celebrates African-American culture and lasts 7 days.
What is Kwanzaa?
This activity involves sliding on metal blades across a frozen surface.
What is ice skating?
Snow looks white because it reflects this.
What is light?
This rare winter weather event happens when lightning occurs during a snowstorm.
What is thundersnow?
This type of owl, known for its white feathers, is well-adapted to life in the Arctic.
What is a snowy owl?
In this country, children celebrate St. Lucia’s Day by wearing white robes and wreaths of candles.
What is Sweden?
This winter sport uses long, narrow skis to travel across flat, snowy terrain.
What is cross-country skiing?
This largest recorded snowflake was measured at ______ inches wide.
What is 15 inches?