Merry Christmas Jingo

You can deck the halls with this plant.

Plug this in to light up your tree or your house.

These are red and white striped and good to eat!

This jolly person lives at the North Pole.

This is how you might greet someone on January 1.

Most children include several of these on their list to Santa!

These are sometimes made of glass or plastic and used to decorate your tree.

Santa's stomach shook like a bowl full of ______.

These may be spruce, pine or artificial.

Santa came down this a bound!

This is the Christmas flower from Mexico.

Frosty was a famous one!

He was the most famous reindeer of all!

On the first day of Christmas my true love gave to me, a partridge in a ______ tree.

Some children would like Santa to bring them an electric one of these. 

Eight of these pulled Santa's sleigh!

Under a microscope, you can see that each one of these is unique.

If you hang this on the mantel, Santa will fill it with goodies.

These are made of ribbon and placed on top of wrapped packages.

Old fashioned trees had these instead of lights.

Meat that many families serve for Christmas dinner is   __________.

Sports fans usually watch this type of game on New Year's Day!

When you make one of these for Santa, be sure to check it twice.

This is how you greet someone on December 25!

A picture and a poem that sends Christmas greetings is called a __________.

Lie down or sit on this for a ride down a hill.

When Santa makes deliveries he uses this instead of a van.

This is where Santa lives!

Hans Brinker had a pair of these to help him exercise!

When you put one of these on each foot, you are ready to zoom down a steep hill.

These workers are employed by Santa.