Winter Crossword

2. The iconic six-sided crystal of ice that forms uniquely around a dust particle.
7. The name of the small, gravity-powered sled with steering that was traditionally used for carrying supplies
12. The warm, frothy beverage made from steamed milk and melted chocolate, often topped with marshmallows. We will be serving this to students in the library on December 15th!
14. A type of protective headwear worn while skiing or snowboarding to prevent injury.
15. A low-lying land vehicle with runners, pulled by dogs, used historically for transport in the Arctic.
17. A type of severe winter storm characterized by heavy snowfall and sustained winds exceeding 35 miles per hour. Also, a tasty treat from Dairy Queen.
18. The whimsical, three-ball figure often given a carrot nose and a top hat.
19. The item of winter clothing used to cover and warm the hands.

1. The Swahili word for the seven-day African-American celebration that focuses on the principles of Nguzo Saba.
3. The curved stick used to propel oneself across the ice in the sport of curling. Can also be used to clean up a mess.
4. A low-lying land vehicle with runners, pulled by dogs, used historically for transport in the Arctic.
5. The specialized footwear and binding used for walking over deep snow.
6. The Canadian city that hosts a major annual carnival featuring the iconic Bonhomme figure.
8. A heavy knitted garment traditionally worn to keep the torso warm.
9. A decorative, illuminated object often hung on a house or tree during the dark winter months.
10. Solstice The shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, marking the start of astronomical winter.
11. An Inuit dwelling traditionally built from blocks of snow, providing excellent insulation.
13. The sudden, rapid movement of a large mass of snow and ice down a steep slope.
16. The Hindu festival of lights, often celebrated near the start of winter, symbolizing the victory of good over evil.