Across
- 1. The middle candle on a menorah used to light the other candles.
- 3. This is a traditional Christmas and Yule drink made from milk, eggs, and sugar.
- 6. Pagans burned these to celebrate Yule, or the Winter Solstice
- 8. For Christmas and Yule, people will sometimes hang these on their doors.
- 10. This type of tree is most commonly used as Christmas trees
- 11. The christian holiday that celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ
- 12. This sweet Christmas treat has red and white stripes and traditionally tastes like peppermint.
- 14. This candleholder holds 9 candles that are lit for each night of Hanukkah.
- 15. A traditional Hanukkah food also called potato pancakes.
- 16. This toy is often used during Hanukkah
Down
- 1. Kids who celebrate Christmas might get a visit from this man on Christmas Eve
- 2. The shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere
- 4. This sweet drink will help keep you warm on a cold winter's night (don't forget marshmellows!)
- 5. The 8 day jewish winter holiday also known as the "festival of lights".
- 7. If you celebrate Christmas, you might decorate your tree with a star, lights, and _______.
- 9. You might find these pulling Santa's sleigh on Christmas Eve.
- 13. The pagan holiday that celebrates the winter solstice