1. Snowball
2. Popcorn
3. Santa Claus (because he’s “stuffed” with cookies and milk)
4. Christmas lights
5. “Silent Night”
6. Jingle all the way
7. A North Pole physiotherapist (or “reindeer therapist” – a pun on “reindeer” helping him walk)
8. Santa Claus (he delivers to all, including cats!)
9. He’s covered in icing (glaze) – “glazed” sounds like “crazed”
10. They’re wrapped up in it (like mummies are wrapped in bandages)
11. The alphabet (A-B-C… “Santa” starts with S, but “ABC” is what kids learn first)
12. North Pole (as in “North Pole” = “North Pole” – a play on “North Pole” sounding like “north pole” for swimming)
13. A lion’s carol (a pun on “lion’s roar” → “lion’s carol”)
14. A needle (it always has eyes but can’t see; also, “needle” sounds like “need-ill”)
15. A snow globe
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable christmas riddles.
