Christmas's Day

5. – Twelve o'clock at night; the start of Christmas Day.
7. – A small, soft piece of frozen water that falls from the sky in winter.
11. – A stick of wax that you burn to produce light.
12. – Feeling or showing thanks for something you have received.
13. – To cover a gift with colorful paper.
14. – A custom or way of doing something that has existed for a long time.
16. - beautiful object that you hang on a Christmas tree.
18. – A circle of leaves or flowers that people hang on their front door.
19. – A very large sock that children hang up for Santa to fill with small gifts.
20. – A place in a house where you can light a fire to keep warm.
22. – An organization that helps people in need, especially during holidays.
23. – A large vehicle that Santa uses to travel over snow.
25. – A large bird that is traditionally cooked and eaten for Christmas dinner.
27. – A brown spice with a sweet smell, often used in Christmas cooking.
29. – A joyful occasion or party to mark a special day.

1. – A pipe on the roof that allows smoke from the fire to leave the house.
2. – To do something special or enjoyable for an important event.
3. – A spiritual being with wings, often placed on top of the Christmas tree.
4. – Special and exciting, as if something wonderful is happening by magic.
6. – Something pretty that you put in a room to make it look special.
8. - A very large and special meal for many people to enjoy together.
9. – Calm and quiet; without any problems or noise.
10. – A traditional religious song that people sing at Christmas.
12. – A party or meeting where family and friends come together.
15. – Sweet food eaten at the end of a meal.
17. – An animal with large horns that pulls Santa’s sleigh.
21. – To give something to someone and receive something else in return.
24. – The quality of being kind and willing to give or share with others.
26. – A sweet cookie made with a special spice, often shaped like a man or a house.
28. – To remove the paper from a gift to see what is inside.