The reason why advent calendars are used in December.
To countdown the days until Chistmas!
The place where Mr and Mrs Claus live
The North Pole
The place where carol singers typically sing on Christmas Eve.
in the street / outside / in public places
People who get together in groups and sing Christmas songs are called...
carol singers
A plant which you kiss underneath is called...
mistletoe
Name a hot drink which is often drunk at Christmas time
mulled wine / eggnog / hot chocolate
A place where some people go at midnight on Christmas Eve
church
The famous red-nosed character who leads Santa's sleigh.
Rudolph
The place where stockings are hung and a fire is made.
fireplace
The place where baby Jesus was born (in English)
Bethlehem
Someone who comes down the chimeney on Christmas Eve.
Santa Claus / Father Christmas
The place where most gifts are found on Christmas morning.
Under the tree
A big green character who doesn't like christmas
The Grinch
An object which is usually used for walking, is eaten at Christmas
candy cane
A person who helps Santa make toys
elf
The reason why you will never see Santa Claus with a penguin.
Because Santa lives in the Arctic and penguins live in the Antarctic.
Something which is pulled by two people and opens with a BANG!
Christmas cracker
A public holiday which is celebrated in the UK after Christmas. This is the day when the shops begin the winter sales.
Boxing day (26th December)
A plant based decoration which is hung on the door at Christmas time.
wreath
A plant which is used to decorate the house at Christmas time.
holly
A food which is set on fire before eaten on Christmas day.
Christmas pudding
Something that's filled with presents (not feet!) on Christmas Eve.
stocking
The religious reason why Christmas is celebrated
The birth of baby Jesus