Across
- 2. families celebrate "jol" on the solstice and dance around their Christmas Tree on Christmas Eve
- 5. Celebrate Christmas on January 7 by eating kutya
- 7. Children place their shoes by the window in the 13 nights BEFORE Christmas
- 9. Celebrate las Posadas before Chrismas
- 10. People place tall red candles in their windows as a sign of welcome
- 11. Known for their Yule Goat
- 12. Christmas morning porridge has a hidden almond
- 14. Liglian Parul, the lantern festival is held in San Fernando
- 16. Christmas dinner includes bakes ham, pineapple and Jug Jug
Down
- 1. Families make their own advent calendars and children receive a large gift as a surprise on Christmas Eve
- 3. this Caribbean island celebrates "la ribote"
- 4. Children are visited by Sinterklaas
- 6. Some families decorate their homes with elaborate light displays that "dance" to music and people drive around to see these light displays
- 8. Christmas Barbeques (or "barbies") on the beach are common
- 13. This country has a Christmas tradition of eating Kentucky Fried Chicken
- 15. Families eat oplatek and do not start Christmas dinner until the first star can be seen in the sky