Christmas

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Across
  1. 2. lights – Twinkling lights used to illuminate trees, homes, and streets.
  2. 6. – The passage Santa uses to enter homes.
  3. 8. – A spiced cookie often baked in the shape of houses or men.
  4. 11. shopping – Buying presents for loved ones.
  5. 13. – The scene depicting the birth of Jesus, often displayed with figurines.
  6. 18. pudding – A steamed dessert made with dried fruits and spices.
  7. 19. cane – A peppermint-flavored candy shaped like a shepherd’s crook.
  8. 20. – A central theme of the holiday, symbolizing goodwill toward all.
  9. 23. – Sparkling strands used to decorate the tree.
  10. 24. – Santa’s flying helpers, including Rudolph with his red nose.
  11. 26. – Singing Christmas songs door-to-door or in public spaces.
  12. 29. – A hanging spike of ice formed by dripping water.
  13. 31. log (cake) – A dessert shaped like a log, symbolizing an ancient tradition of burning a Yule log.
  14. 32. Men (Magi) – Three kings who brought gifts to Jesus after his birth.
  15. 33. – A common tree-topper, symbolizing the Star of Bethlehem.
  16. 34. – The first people to visit baby Jesus, guided by angels.
  17. 36. tree – A decorated evergreen tree, often the centerpiece of holiday celebrations.
  18. 38. – A vehicle used by Santa, pulled by reindeer through the snow.
  19. 39. calendar – A calendar with small doors or pockets for each day leading up to Christmas, often filled with chocolates or small gifts.
Down
  1. 1. – A plant hung in doorways; it’s a tradition to kiss someone standing beneath it.
  2. 3. – A plant with red berries and sharp green leaves, associated with protection and good luck.
  3. 4. Claus – Santa’s wife, often depicted as kind and motherly.
  4. 5. – Decorative items hung on a Christmas tree, such as glass balls, stars, or handmade crafts.
  5. 7. – A figure made of snow, often decorated with a carrot for a nose and a scarf.
  6. 9. – Ice crystals falling from the sky, often associated with a white Christmas.
  7. 10. skating – A popular winter activity often enjoyed during the Christmas season.
  8. 12. – A sock or sock-like bag hung by the fireplace to be filled with small gifts.
  9. 14. – A famous ballet often performed during the Christmas season.
  10. 15. movies – Films like Home Alone or It’s a Wonderful Life that capture the holiday spirit.
  11. 16. – Another tree-topper, representing the angels who announced Jesus' birth.
  12. 17. – A common Christmas symbol, representing the joy of the season.
  13. 21. – Traditional Christmas songs, such as Silent Night or Jingle Bells.
  14. 22. – A circular arrangement of evergreen branches symbolizing eternal life.
  15. 25. – Santa’s magical helpers who make toys in his workshop.
  16. 27. turkey – A traditional main course for Christmas dinner.
  17. 28. wrapping – The act of covering presents with decorative paper or bags.
  18. 30. Pole – Santa’s mythical home and workshop.
  19. 35. – The town where Jesus was born.
  20. 37. – A creamy holiday drink made with milk, eggs, sugar, and sometimes alcohol.
  21. 38. Claus – The legendary figure who delivers presents to children on Christmas Eve.