Winter Weather
This white, fluffy stuff falls from the sky in winter.
What is snow?
Many people decorate a green tree for this December holiday.
What is Christmas?
You wrap this around you to stay warm on the couch.
What is a blanket?
Kids slide down snowy hills on this.
What is a sled?
These tiny white shapes fall gently and each one is different.
What are snowflakes?
You wear these on your hands when it’s cold.
What are gloves or mittens?
People light candles on this special winter holiday.
What is Hanukkah?
You drink this hot chocolatey drink in winter.
What is hot cocoa?
You tie these onto your feet to skate on ice.
What are ice skates?
You hear this crunch under your boots when you walk on fresh snow
What is the crunching sound of snow?
This cold, slippery surface forms on ponds in winter.
What is ice?
People often make this jolly figure with snow.
What is a snowman?
This warm clothing item goes around your neck.
What is a scarf?
You use a shovel for this winter chore after a snowfall.
What is shoveling snow?
This bright red bird is often seen sitting on snowy branches.
What is a cardinal?
You can see this when you breathe out on a cold day.
What is your breath (foggy air)?
These bells ring during winter celebrations and sleigh rides.
What are jingle bells?
People warm their hands by this glowing winter feature.
What is a fireplace?
People throw these soft, round things for fun in the snow.
What are snowballs?
These lights twinkle on houses and trees during winter nights.
What are holiday lights?
This strong winter storm brings heavy snow and very strong winds, making it hard to see outside.
What is a blizzard?
Many people hang this green plant in doorways, and tradition says you can share a kiss underneath it.
What is mistletoe?
These soft, thick shoes keep your feet warm when you walk around the house in winter.
What are slippers?
This winter sport uses two long sticks on your feet to slide down snowy hills.
What is skiing?
On cold mornings, this thin layer of icy crystals covers windows and sparkles in the sunlight.
What is frost?