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Holiday Match

Draw a line to from the holiday vocabulary word to the definition that best describes it.

1. Mistletoe A potato pancake that is a traditional


Hanukkah treat.

2. Dreidel A glittering material with a metallic


appearance that is produced in strips, sheets
used for its decorative effect.

3. Wreath The middle candle of the menorah used to


light the other candles.

4. Latkes The time leading up to a date of importance.

5. Garland A type of shrubbery that people traditionally


hang over the doorway where people kiss
underneath.

6. Bethlehem One of the oldest symbols in the Jewish


faith, a seven-branched candelabrum that
holds the candles to be lit on each night of
Hanukkah.

7. Shamash A wreath or chain of green plants made to


be hung as decorations.

8. Tinsel A game played with a four-sided spinning


top with letters on each side.

9. Menorah A town in the Middle East believed to be


the birthplace of Jesus Christ.

10. Advent A circular band of flowers or foliage


twisted together and used as a symbol or
decoration.


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Holiday Match Answer Key

1. Mistletoe A potato pancake that is a traditional


Hanukkah treat.

2. Dreidel A glittering material with a metallic


appearance that is produced in strips, sheets
used for its decorative effect.

3. Wreath The middle candle of the menorah used to


light the other candles.

4. Latkes The time leading up to a date of importance.

5. Garland A type of shrubbery that people traditionally


hang over the doorway where people kiss
underneath.

6. Bethlehem One of the oldest symbols in the Jewish


faith, a seven-branched candelabrum that
holds the candles to be lit on each night of
Hanukkah.

7. Shamash A wreath or chain of green plants made to


be hung as decorations.

8. Tinsel A game played with a four-sided spinning


top with letters on each side.

9. Menorah A town in the Middle East believed to be


the birthplace of Jesus Christ.

10. Advent A circular band of flowers or foliage


twisted together and used as a symbol or
decoration.


© 2006 All Rights Reserved

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