What would you hang on page 13 where the nail is?

The number 33 is to honor the age of which Christmas icon when he went to Heaven?

What page is the partridge in the pear tree on and which famous song is it from?

Can you find the 3-digit year that St. Nicolas of Myra passed away?

What could the sun in the window be a symbol for when Little Santa has his big idea?

What Christmas tradition was formed on page 13?

A famous letter was written by a little girl asking if there was a Santa Claus. The reply was “Yes , there is a Santa Claus.” Do you know this girl’s name [Hint: It’s the name of one of the original 13 colonies]? She has blonde hair. Can you find her? Page  

Because the Kringles didn’t have a lot of money, Little Santa had to use a sack to carry his books. How does Santa Claus use this sack today?

Sharing is important in a friendship. What does Little Santa share with Snowboy when he builds him, which makes him come to life?

Dancer’s sister is hiding behind Reindeer Rocks on page 16. Can you guess her name? [Hint: look above her head!]

Little Santa’s future rival makes an appearance on
page 17. He has blue hair. Which famous winter character
could he be?

Snowboy helps Little Santa after he is ambushed. How
would you help a friend when they’re upset?

What does friendship mean to you?

What is Santa’s famous laugh? Can you find it backwards in the words of the story? Page

Snowboy casts a shadow on Little Santa’s bed, but it’s not his own. Can you guess which Saint’s shadow it is?

In Germany, children leave shoes at the end of their bed filled with what for Santa Claus to replace with treats? [Hint: look at page 26]

“One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.” How have the Kringles shown that you can take something that may seem ugly to the eye and make it beautiful? [HINT: look on pages 8 and 9]

Which famous painting does the sky on page 7 remind you of?

Can you find a famous Christmas song title in the text?

Where do you think Little Santa will travel next [HINT: Look on page 30]?

St. Nicholas of Myra was a generous bishop. He gave golden balls to provide for those less fortunate. What on page 26 could represent these three golden balls?