Dec 07, 2022
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Printable Christmas Trivia Questions
Printable Christmas Song TriviaAs we all know, we all play games during holiday gatherings. Whether it is with family friends or just with the kids. Since Christmas is just around the corner, you can prepare these Christmas trivia questions. Some questions you write on it, obviously, need to be related to what is on Christmas.
You can write questions like the popular singer who sings Blue Christmas or guess how many times Santa Claus actually checks on the naughty list before he delivers the Christmas gift. You can also add a variety of its questions by adding movie themes and sort of the things your group or family likes too.
The reason people often play Christmas trivia questions is that it is counted as a simple game and it's cheap. After having a big dinner Christmas eve dinner party, playing some games to digest and liven up the mood has been something that goes as a tradition in some way. Aside from its flexibility, the trivia questions games are easy to follow by people of all ages.
The topics brought into it related to Christmas. Somehow, you can always add other topics' trivia questions such as Christmas movie questions or Christmas food trivia questions. As the basis of the trivia questions is supposed to be, make sure you add some comedic and fun questions. You can also add some puns and trivia questions to bring them in.
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Holiday Movie Trivia Christmas PrintableLeave no worries because you can always play trivia questions instead of playing blocks all the time with your kids during Christmas. Things to note are that kids around 4 to 6 years old are usually the most suitable to play this kind of game. You can prepare Christmas trivia questions.
Since there are many kinds of episodes and characters that appear for special holidays, you can take it from your kids' favorite cartoons or characters. Aside from that, you can also give them knowledge through this kind of trivia questions game by adding facts about Christmas that they might have known and not yet.
To bring their excitement, you can also prepare some small Christmas gifts whenever they pass one round of its games. Remember to take turns with your kids so it will be a funfair game all along.
Christmas usually becomes an opportunity to chat and interact with everyone at the holiday party. You can plan ice-breaking questions when you are ready to mingle and catch up with another attendee. To help to melt the situation, here is a list of fun icebreaker situations.
Here are the quiz ideas!
Try to use them during the party night. These can be great opportunities to connect and interact with your friend for a nicely spent Christmas Eve!
Talking Christmas is about bright and sparkling colors that light up the night. Therefore, there are some colors associated with it. They are Red, Green, and Gold. Mostly the Western/Northern European traditions influence the use of these three colors at Christmas when in the middle of winter, dark, and cold.
European traditions said that red at Christmas is an apple of the paradise tree. It also represented the fall of Adam on earth. Some said that red is the color of holly berries that represent Jesus’s blood when he died on the cross.
Evergreen plants like Ivy and Mistletoe represent Christ’s life and His eternal nature. Green is also a reminder that nature keeps growing even in the winter. Somewhere in another part of the world, evergreen represented good luck.
The last is Gold which represents the sun and light that are important on the dark night of winter. Red and gold also represented fire that keeps you warm. It also describes baby Jesus as a wise man.
Cookie decorating become the fun tradition of Christmas. Decorating a cookie can be done with your kids or relatives at any age. Here are the things to decorate a cookie.
First, prepare three or four cookies that will be decorated. You need to prepare a colorful sprinkle and edible decorations.
After finishing the preparation, set up the workspace on a large table with the cookies and all the decorations. Start decorating and have fun! Leave the perfectionist side of yourself, because all you have to do is have fun!
