Across
- 2. What people light in Columbia on Dec. 7th.
- 6. Reenactment of Joseph and Mary looking for shelter
- 8. Nativity scenes, showing Bethlehem and the stable where Jesus was born
- 13. A festivity in Guatemala where they burn effigies of the devil
- 14. Parades where you can see the three Wise men
- 15. The Spanish word for "midnight mass"
- 17. How you wish someone a merry Christmas in Spanish
- 19. This is held every year in Spain on Dec. 22nd.
- 20. This takes place on Jan. 6th.
- 23. The Spanish name for the Three Kings
- 25. a nougat-type candy made from honey and almonds
Down
- 1. The Three Kings' transportation
- 3. This takes place in Colombia on Dec. 7th.
- 4. What people in Caracas use for getting to Christmas mass
- 5. The Spanish word for "New Year's Eve"
- 7. This is called Año Nuevo in Spanish
- 9. These are called villancicos in Spanish
- 10. Spanish children put these out on the night of Dec. 5th to be filled with presents
- 11. Spanish people eat 12 of these on New Year's Eve
- 12. The Spanish word for "Christmas"
- 16. Colorful decorations filled with candy that children break during Las Posadas
- 18. The Spanish word for "Christmas Eve"
- 21. What Spanish children get on Jan. 6th
- 22. A coconut-based Christmas drink popular in Puerto Rico
- 24. When people in Puerto Rico walk through the streets singing and playing Christmas carols
