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Keep the Holiday Spirit Alive – Fun Facts & Quizzes for Kids Over Christmas Break
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The countdown to Christmas is on, and soon the kids will be home for winter break! If you’re wondering how to keep them entertained while also embracing the holiday spirit, we’ve got you covered. At Blue Bonnet Studios, we love combining creativity, learning, and fun — and this blog is packed with festive activities that will keep kids busy, engaged, and full of holiday cheer.
From fun Christmas trivia to holiday-themed craft projects, there’s something here for every kid to enjoy. So, grab some cocoa, settle in, and let’s make this Christmas break unforgettable! 🎉
🎄 Christmas Fun Facts to Share with Kids 🎄
Here are some fun holiday-themed facts that kids will love to learn (and share) during Christmas break!
1️⃣ The tallest Christmas tree ever displayed was over 221 feet tall and was placed in a shopping mall in Washington state. Imagine trying to decorate that! 🎄
2️⃣ Christmas wasn’t always on December 25th – It was originally celebrated on January 6th!
3️⃣ Santa’s reindeer were originally all male in early Christmas stories, but now we know that reindeer with antlers in winter are usually females. Girl power! 🦌
4️⃣ Tinsel was once made from real silver! In the 1600s, tinsel was made from thin strands of silver to reflect candlelight on Christmas trees.
5️⃣ The world’s largest gingerbread house was built in Texas, measuring 60 feet by 42 feet and big enough to walk inside! 🍪
6️⃣ Jingle Bells was originally a Thanksgiving song! It wasn’t written for Christmas at all, but it quickly became a holiday favorite.
7️⃣ More than 1.6 billion Christmas cards are sent every year in the United States alone. That’s a lot of stamps!
8️⃣ Electric Christmas lights were first used in 1882. Before that, people used candles to light their trees. 🔥 (Yikes!)
9️⃣ The first Christmas trees weren’t decorated with ornaments, but with apples, nuts, and candles. Over time, people started using shiny glass baubles and other decorations.
🔟 “Frosty the Snowman” was a song before it became a TV special. The song was released in 1950 and became an instant holiday classic!
❓ Christmas Quiz for Kids (With Answers Below) ❓
Test your Christmas knowledge with this fun quiz! Challenge your family and see who’s the ultimate holiday expert.
1. What date is Christmas celebrated every year?
- A) December 24th
- B) December 25th
- C) January 1st
- D) December 31st
2. Which of these animals pulls Santa's sleigh?
- A) Horses
- B) Reindeer
- C) Donkeys
- D) Penguins
3. What color is Rudolph's nose?
- A) Red
- B) Blue
- C) Green
- D) Gold
4. Which song includes the lyric “Fa la la la la, la la la la”?
- A) Silent Night
- B) Jingle Bells
- C) Deck the Halls
- D) Frosty the Snowman
5. What traditional Christmas plant is known for being hung in doorways for people to kiss under?
- A) Mistletoe
- B) Holly
- C) Pinecones
- D) Poinsettias
6. What do children usually leave out for Santa on Christmas Eve?
- A) Candy canes
- B) Milk and cookies
- C) Fruitcake
- D) A sandwich
7. Which reindeer is famous for his shiny red nose?
- A) Comet
- B) Cupid
- C) Rudolph
- D) Dasher
8. What is Frosty the Snowman's nose made out of?
- A) A Button
- B) A Carrot
- C) A Candy Cane
- D) A Pinecone
9. What is the name of the Grinch's dog?
- A) Spot
- B) Max
- C) Buddy
- D) Duke
10. How many reindeer pull Santa's sleigh (not including Rudolph)?
- A) 7
- B) 8
- C) 9
- D) 10
🎨 Christmas Crafts for Kids 🎨
If your kids love hands-on activities, these DIY craft ideas will keep them entertained for hours. Bonus: You can use our DIY Craft Kits to make it even easier!
1. DIY Pop-Out Christmas Cards
Kids can design their own Christmas cards using pop-out card kits from Blue Bonnet Studios. They can color, paint, and decorate to their heart’s content, creating a card that friends and family will treasure.
What You Need:
- Pop-out card kit (or cardstock paper)
- Markers, crayons, paint, or glitter glue
- Holiday stickers and decorations
2. DIY Christmas Ornaments
Make your own custom Christmas ornaments! These can be personalized with family names, messages, or unique designs. You can also use our DIY ornament kits to make this craft super easy.
What You Need:
- Blank wooden ornaments
- Paint, markers, or glitter
- Ribbon or jute string for hanging
3. Festive Handprint Art
Turn your child’s handprints into reindeer, Santa, or Christmas trees with this fun art activity!
What You Need:
- Washable paint
- White T-shirt, paper or canvas
- Markers for details (eyes, antlers, hats, etc.)
📝 Answer Key for the Quiz 📝
1️⃣ B) December 25th
2️⃣ B) Reindeer
3️⃣ A) Red
4️⃣ C) Deck the Halls
5️⃣ A) Mistletoe
6️⃣ B) Milk and cookies
7️⃣ C) Rudolph
8️⃣ A) A Button
9️⃣ B) Max
🔟 B) 8
How many did you get right? Let us know in the comments!
Keep the Holiday Fun Going!
This holiday season, give your kids the gift of fun, creativity, and learning. From trivia and quizzes to hands-on crafts, Blue Bonnet Studios has everything you need to keep your little elves busy and happy over Christmas break.
Want to make crafting easy? Check out our selection of DIY Craft Kits and Personalized Ornaments — the perfect way to create lasting memories with your kids.
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