I wear a red suit and say “Ho, ho, ho!” Who am I?

I am green, covered with lights, and stand in the living room. What am I?

I fall from the sky in winter and cover the ground in white. What am I?

I have a shiny red nose that lights the way on a foggy night. Who am I?

You hang me by the fireplace, and Santa fills me with treats. What am I?

I am wrapped in paper and tied with a bow. What am I?

I ring on a sleigh and jingle all the way. What am I?

I sit on top of the tree and sparkle like a light in the night sky. What am I?

I am a sweet red-and-white stick that tastes like mint. What am I?

I am made of dough, wear icing buttons, and love to run away. Who am I?

We are small helpers with pointy hats who make toys at the North Pole. Who are we?

I am a circle of green leaves with a red bow, hung on the front door. What am I?

I am a warm drink topped with marshmallows. What am I?

I glow in many colors and wrap around the tree. What am I?

I am built from three snowballs and have a carrot nose. Who am I?

We fly through the night sky and pull Santa’s sleigh. Who are we?

I am the last month of the year, and I hold Christmas. What am I?

I arrive on the 25th, and families gather to celebrate me. What am I?

I keep the house warm, and stockings hang above me. What am I?

I wrap around your neck to keep you warm in winter. What am I?

What do you call a snowman in July?

What do snowmen eat for breakfast?

Why did Santa go to music school?

What do you get when you cross a snowman with a vampire?

Why is Santa so good at karate?

What is Santa’s favorite kind of pizza?

What do you call Santa when he stops moving?

How does Santa take pictures of himself?

Why did the Christmas tree go to the barber?

What do elves learn in school?

What do you call a reindeer with no eyes?

What is the best Christmas present ever?

What did one snowman say to the other?

Why did the gingerbread man go to the doctor?

What kind of motorbike does Santa ride?

Why was the snowman digging through the carrots?

What do reindeer hang on their Christmas trees?

What is white and goes up?

What do you get when you cross Santa with a detective?

Where do snowmen go to dance?

I carry Santa and all his gifts through the sky. What am I?

Santa checks me twice to see who is naughty or nice. What am I?

I am black and shiny, and Santa wears me on his feet. What am I?

Children leave me on a plate for Santa, and I am baked with chocolate chips. What am I?

I am the icy home of Santa’s workshop in many stories. What am I?

I am white and fluffy and grow on Santa’s face. What am I?

I am red with a white fluffy ball at the end, and I sit on Santa’s head. What am I?

Counting Rudolph, how many reindeer pull Santa’s sleigh in the famous poem?

Santa uses me to enter homes, and I am full of soot. What am I?

Children write me to tell Santa what they want. What am I?

I bake cookies for the elves and share Santa’s home. Who am I?

I am a two-letter word Santa says three times in a row. What am I?

I am a big sack that Santa carries over his shoulder. What am I?

I sit on Santa’s nose so he can read the list. What am I?

I am the busiest night for Santa, the evening before Christmas. What am I?

I am the long red garment Santa wears to stay warm. What am I?

I keep Santa’s hands warm, and I come in a pair. What am I?

I am a cold white drink that children leave next to the cookies. What am I?

Santa uses me to find his way, and my needle points north. What am I?

Santa is said to use me to get into homes without a chimney. What am I?

My name means someone who rushes ahead, and I am the first reindeer named in the famous poem. Which reindeer am I?

My name describes someone who moves to music. Which reindeer am I?

My name sounds like a horse’s proud, high-stepping walk. Which reindeer am I?

My name is also a word for a clever female fox. Which reindeer am I?

My name is a space object that streaks across the sky with a glowing tail. Which reindeer am I?

I share my name with the Roman god of love. Which reindeer am I?

My name is German for “thunder.” Which reindeer am I?

My name is German for “lightning.” Which reindeer am I?

I grow on a reindeer’s head and are shed every year. What are we?

I am the treeless, frozen land where wild reindeer roam. What am I?

In North America, wild reindeer go by this other name. What is it?

I am a pale, crusty plant that reindeer love to eat. What am I?

I am the strap that connects the reindeer to the sleigh. What am I?

I am the barn where Santa’s reindeer rest. What am I?

Children leave me out for the reindeer, and I am long and orange. What am I?

I am the glowing part of Rudolph’s face. What am I?

I am the sound reindeer hooves make on a rooftop. What am I?

How many reindeer pull the sleigh if Rudolph stays home?

Children leave me for the reindeer, and I am a handful of grain. What am I?

I am the weather that made Santa call for Rudolph. What am I?

I am round and shiny and hang from branches, but I am not a fruit. What am I?

I am a long, sparkly strip that drapes around the tree. What am I?

I stay green all year, and people bring me indoors in December. What am I?

I perch at the very top of the tree with wings and a halo. What am I?

I am a plant with white berries, and people kiss beneath me. What am I?

I am a spiky green plant with red berries. What am I?

I am a red plant shaped like a star and popular at Christmas. What am I?

I sit in a window with a small flame to light the night. What am I?

I hold the tree upright so it does not fall over. What am I?

I am the soft cloth that circles the base of the tree. What am I?

I am a string of popcorn or cranberries draped across the branches. What am I?

I make the lights on the tree glow. What am I?

I am a small scene with Mary, Joseph, and a baby in a stable. What am I?

I am a tiny house with cookie walls and an icing roof. What am I?

I have little doors that you open one each day in December. What am I?

I fall off a tree when it gets too dry. What am I?

Shake me and a snowstorm swirls inside a glass ball. What am I?

I am cut from folded paper and look like a winter crystal. What am I?

I am the reason your living room smells like the forest. What am I?

I come in a box, never need water, and can be used every year. What am I?

I am a large bird often roasted for the holiday meal, and I gobble. What am I?

I am a creamy drink made with milk, eggs, sugar, and nutmeg. What am I?

I am a dark, rich dessert filled with dried fruit and often set aflame. What am I?

I am a tiny green vegetable that many children avoid at dinner. What am I?

I am a pie filled with spiced dried fruit. What am I?

I am golden and crisp outside, soft inside, and roasted in the oven. What am I?

I am a tart red sauce served with turkey. What am I?

I am a log-shaped chocolate cake. What am I?

I am a sweet Italian bread from Milan filled with candied fruit. What am I?

I am a German fruit bread dusted with powdered sugar. What am I?

I am a sausage wrapped in bacon, served alongside the turkey. What am I?

I am a hot drink made with red wine, cinnamon, and cloves. What am I?

I am a nut that is roasted over an open fire. What am I?

I am a flat cookie cut into festive shapes and covered in sprinkles. What am I?

I am a small orange fruit often tucked into the toe of a stocking. What am I?

I am a pie made from a big orange gourd and spices. What am I?

I am the sweet white topping spread on cookies and cakes. What am I?

I am a spice from tree bark, used in holiday baking. What am I?

I am a spice that looks like tiny dried flower buds, and I am often pressed into oranges. What am I?

I am a chocolate disc wrapped in gold foil. What am I?

I am what you do to a gift before giving it, using paper and tape. What am I?

I tell you who a gift is for and who it is from. What am I?

I hold wrapping paper together, and I am sticky. What am I?

I am a gift that holds money and fits in your pocket. What am I?

I have two wheels, pedals, and a bell. What am I?

I have pages and a cover, and you read me. What am I?

I am a soft toy with button eyes that loves hugs. What am I?

I keep your feet warm, and I come in pairs. What am I?

I tell the time and sit on your wrist. What am I?

I have six strings and make music. What am I?

I am a toy made of small pieces that snap together. What am I?

I am a board game with kings, queens, and pawns. What am I?

I am a gift that plugs into the television and lets you play games. What am I?

I am a picture cut into many small pieces that fit back together. What am I?

I am a box tied with ribbon and filled with sweet treats. What am I?

Put me in soil, give me water, and watch me grow. What am I?

I am a paper greeting that someone made by hand, and I cost nothing but mean a lot. What am I?

I zoom across the floor with a remote control. What am I?

I am knitted from wool and keep your head warm. What am I?

I am the game where friends draw names and give gifts anonymously. What am I?

I am a pointed spike of ice hanging from the edge of a roof. What am I?

I am a big pile of snow shaped by the wind. What am I?

I am a winter game where you pack snow and throw it. What am I?

You make me by lying in snow and moving your arms and legs. What am I?

Children slide downhill on me, and I have runners. What am I?

I am a storm with heavy snow and fierce winds. What am I?

I cover a pond in winter, and skaters glide on me. What am I?

You wear me on your feet to glide across a frozen rink. What am I?

I am a pair of long, thin boards used to glide down a snowy mountain. What am I?

I keep your ears from freezing, and I sit over your head. What am I?

I am the coldest season of the year. What am I?

I am the shortest day of the year in the northern hemisphere. What am I?

I am the temperature at which water turns to ice. What am I?

I am a dome-shaped house built from blocks of snow. What am I?

I am a small bird with a red chest, often seen on holiday cards. What am I?

I am a big white bear who lives where it is icy. What am I?

I am a black and white bird that cannot fly but loves the ice. What am I?

You can see me on a cold morning when you breathe out. What am I?

I am a thin layer of ice crystals on a window pane. What am I?

I am green lights that dance in the sky near the North Pole. What am I?

I am a carol about a calm and holy night, first sung in German. What am I?

I am a carol that counts gifts from a true love, starting with a partridge. What am I?

I was first published in 1857 as “One Horse Open Sleigh.” What song am I?

I am a carol that names an evergreen with faithful branches. What am I?

I am a carol named after a Bohemian ruler who helped a poor man on St. Stephen’s Day. What am I?

I am a song about a boy with a drum who plays for a baby. What am I?

Bing Crosby made me famous with a wish for snow. What song am I?

I am a ballet by Tchaikovsky that people love to watch in December. What am I?

We walk from house to house singing songs of the season. Who are we?

My title begins with a word meaning “listen,” and angels sing in me. What carol am I?

I am an instrument with black and white keys that plays carols at home. What am I?

I am a carol that calls all faithful people to come together. What am I?

I am a modern holiday hit from 1994 whose title says all I want is you. What song am I?

We are a group of singers who perform together in church or school. Who are we?

I am a gentle song that helps a baby fall asleep. What am I?

I am a carol about three travelers who follow a star. What am I?

I am a song about a snowman who comes to life when a magic hat is placed on his head. What song am I?

I am a song about a reindeer whose nose lit the way on a foggy night. What song am I?

I am a silly song where a child wants a large river animal for Christmas. What song am I?

We are small bells played by a group of ringers wearing gloves. What are we?

I am the town where Jesus was born. What am I?

I am the mother of Jesus. Who am I?

I am Mary’s husband, and I worked as a carpenter. Who am I?

I am the feeding trough where baby Jesus was laid. What am I?

I am the bright light that guided the Wise Men. What am I?

How many gifts did the Magi bring, according to the Gospel of Matthew?

I am a precious yellow metal brought as a gift. What am I?

I am a fragrant resin burned as incense, brought as a gift. What am I?

I am a bitter resin used for perfume, brought as a gift. What am I?

I am the angel who told Mary she would have a son. Who am I?

We were watching our flocks at night when angels appeared to us. Who are we?

I am the Roman emperor who ordered a census, bringing Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem. Who am I?

I am the king of Judea who felt threatened by news of a newborn king. Who am I?

I am the town where Mary and Joseph lived before the journey. What am I?

I am a name that means “God with us.” What am I?

I am the feast, twelve days after Christmas, that celebrates the visit of the Magi. What am I?

I am an animal with long ears, often shown beside the manger in nativity scenes. What am I?

I am the feeling the angel told the shepherds not to have. What am I?

We are the wise visitors from the East who followed a star. Who are we?

I am the strips of cloth that wrapped baby Jesus. What am I?

I am the country where the Christmas tree tradition is widely traced. What am I?

I am the country where Santa is said to live in Lapland. What am I?

In Mexico, I am a colorful hollow figure filled with candy that children break open. What am I?

In Mexico, I am the nine-day festival that reenacts Mary and Joseph’s search for lodging. What am I?

In Japan, I am a popular Christmas meal from a fast-food bucket. What am I?

In Australia, Christmas falls in this hot season. What am I?

In the Netherlands, children put me by the fireplace for Sinterklaas, and I am made of wood. What am I?

In Sweden, I am the festival of lights held on December 13. Who am I named for?

In Iceland, we are thirteen mischievous characters who visit before Christmas. Who are we?

In the Philippines, I am a star-shaped lantern that hangs in windows. What am I?

In Italy, I am the friendly witch who brings gifts on Epiphany Eve. Who am I?

In Spain, I am the famous Christmas lottery with a nickname meaning “the fat one.” What am I?

In England, I am a paper tube that cracks open at dinner with a joke and a paper crown inside. What am I?

In Poland, I am the Christmas Eve supper with twelve meatless dishes. What am I?

In Denmark, I am a cold rice pudding with one hidden almond that wins a prize. What am I?

In Canada, I am Santa’s postal code, so children can mail letters. What am I?

In this Venezuelan capital, people roller-skate to early church services before Christmas. What city is it?

In Norway, people hide me on Christmas Eve to stop witches from flying away. What am I?

In Ethiopia, I am the Christmas celebration held on January 7. What am I?

I am the day after Christmas, celebrated in the United Kingdom and Canada. What am I?

I must be cracked before you can use me in a holiday cake. What am I?

What goes up the chimney down, but cannot go down the chimney up?

I have hands but cannot clap, and I count down to Christmas. What am I?

What can you catch on a snowy day but never throw?

What has a ring but no finger and announces carolers at your door?

Which side of a Christmas tree has the most pine needles?

How many gifts can Santa put into an empty sack?

Which weighs more: a pound of coal or a pound of tinsel?

What is broken the moment you say its name, even on a silent night?

What gets bigger the more you take away when planting a tree?

I have an eye but cannot see, and I help sew a stocking. What am I?

How many months have 28 days, counting December?

What do you get if you spell “Noel” backward?

What word means “quiet” and uses the same letters as “listen”?

Rearrange the letters of “angel” to make a shape formed by two lines meeting. What is it?

In a green yard in spring, there is a pile of coal, a carrot, and a scarf, with no one in sight. What was there before?

Santa walks one mile south, one mile east, and one mile north, and ends up where he started. A bear walks by. What color is it?

I travel around the world while staying in the corner of an envelope. What am I?

I fly without wings during the holidays. What am I?

I can be cracked, told, and laughed at, and I come inside every Christmas cracker. What am I?

I have a mouth but never speak, and I am sealed with a lick before a card goes inside. What am I?

Two people pull me apart after the turkey dinner and make a wish. What am I?

Three spirits visit one miser on Christmas Eve in a famous novella. What is the author’s surname?

Replace “Christ” with a Greek letter, and I am a popular short form of Christmas. What am I?

I am the ancient Roman winter festival honoring Saturn, filled with gifts and feasting. What am I?

I am the old Germanic midwinter festival whose name survives in a burning log. What am I?

In the song about a true love’s gifts, how many gifts are given in total across all twelve days?

I was published anonymously in 1823 as “A Visit from St. Nicholas.” What is my better-known title?

I am the miser who says “Bah, humbug!” in a Dickens story. Who am I?

Orthodox churches that follow the Julian calendar celebrate Christmas on this date. What is it?

I am a German word meaning “Christ child,” and I gave rise to Kris Kringle. What am I?

I was a real fourth-century bishop of Myra who inspired Santa Claus. Who am I?

I am the cartoonist who shaped the image of Santa in nineteenth-century Harper’s Weekly. Who am I?

I was first produced commercially in London in 1843 by Henry Cole. What am I?

Each year, this country sends a giant tree to Trafalgar Square in London. What country is it?

How many outer candles does a traditional Advent wreath hold, not counting the center one?

I led the English government in the 1650s when Puritans discouraged Christmas feasts. Who am I?

In 1914, soldiers on the Western Front paused fighting, sang carols, and met in no man’s land. What was it called?

I was the British monarch who gave the first royal Christmas radio broadcast in 1932. Who am I?

In what year did Christmas become a federal holiday in the United States?

Children wear me to bed on Christmas Eve, and I am soft and cozy. What am I?

Someone reads me aloud at bedtime, and I have a beginning and an end. What am I?

I am the church service held late on Christmas Eve. What am I?

I am the sound of paper being torn on Christmas morning. What am I?

I am the early moment when the sun rises and children wake up excited. What am I?

I am a warm, fluffy garment worn over pajamas. What am I?

I am the first meal of Christmas Day, and I often include cinnamon rolls. What am I?

I am the messy heap of ribbons and paper on the floor. What am I?

Families gather in front of the tree and smile for me. What am I?

I connect you with relatives who live far away. What am I?

In the famous poem, “not a creature was stirring, not even a ___.” What is the missing word?

How many sleeps are left on Christmas Eve until Christmas?

I keep you warm while you watch a holiday movie. What am I?

I am where you stay on Christmas morning if you do not want to get up. What am I?

I capture the moment when children first see their gifts. What am I?

I am the sleepy feeling after a large holiday dinner. What am I?

I am a family game where you act out words without speaking. What am I?

I am a big bag used to collect torn wrapping paper. What am I?

I am what children write to thank relatives for their gifts. What am I?

I am the last night of the year, when the clock strikes twelve. What am I?

I am a mean green creature who tried to steal Christmas from Whoville. Who am I?

I am Scrooge’s old business partner who appears in chains. Who am I?

I am the cheerful boy with a crutch in A Christmas Carol. Who am I?

In The Nutcracker, I am the villain who leads an army of mice. Who am I?

I am a frosty sprite who paints windows with ice. Who am I?

I am the boy who dreams of a Red Ryder BB gun in A Christmas Story. Who am I?

I am George Bailey’s guardian angel in It’s a Wonderful Life. Who am I?

I am the girl who receives a nutcracker as a gift. Who am I?

I am the first spirit to visit Scrooge after Marley. Who am I?

I am the department store Santa in Miracle on 34th Street. Who am I?

I am a one-legged toy hero in a Hans Christian Andersen tale. Who am I?

I am the girl who sold matches on New Year’s Eve in Andersen’s story. Who am I?

I am the ruler of a frozen kingdom in an Andersen fairy tale. Who am I?

I am a horned creature from Alpine folklore who punishes naughty children. Who am I?

I am the Dutch figure who arrives by boat to deliver gifts. Who am I?

I am the Peanuts kid who picked a small, sad tree. Who am I?

I am the bird sitting in a pear tree in a famous song. What am I?

I am Clara’s godfather who gives her the nutcracker. Who am I?

I am the British name for Santa Claus. Who am I?

I am the French name for Santa Claus. Who am I?