ADVENT CALENDAR RIDDLES

What kind of ball does not bounce?

What is the difference between the Christmas and the regular alphabet?

How do you call Santa when he stops moving?

Open this everyday
For something that cant be beat
Behind each of the doors
You will find a tasty treat

What is it?

I have numbers on me but Im not a phone
I have several doors but Im not a car
Im on display in December but Im not a nativity scene
Im not seen after Christmas Day but Im not a cookie for Santa
I often contain chocolate but Im not an Easter egg

What am I?

This is a candy filled treat
That can be found in stores
In the run-up to Christmas
And has twenty-four doors

What could it be?

A house with lots of open windows
Some numbers show you what to keep close
The countdown is on and you will find
Something is hidden back behind

I am an?

What do you get if you cross an apple and a Christmas tree?

Why is Santa so good at karate?

What do snowmen eat for breakfast? Body parts remaining: 6

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1. What's the best way to count down to Christmas? With a "jolly-days" Advent calendar!

2. If you're feeling "holly-jolly," open up Day 2 of your Advent calendar.

3. On Day 3, don't be "elfish" – share the goodies in your Advent calendar with a friend!

4. If you're feeling "mistle-toast," open up Day 4 of your Advent calendar for a tasty surprise.

5. On Day 5, let your "rein-dimension" grow with a new addition to your Advent calendar collection.

6. If you're feeling "sleighed," open up Day 6 of your Advent calendar for a special treat.

7. On Day 7, don't be a "grinch" – embrace the holiday spirit with your Advent calendar.

8. If you're feeling "hot cocoa-cozy," open up Day 8 of your Advent calendar for a warm, tasty surprise.

9. On Day 9, let your "yule spirit" shine bright with a special addition to your Advent calendar.

10. If you're feeling "fa-la-la-lazy," open up Day 10 of your Advent calendar for an easy treat.

11. On Day 11, don't be "naughty" – share your Advent calendar with someone nice.

12. If you're feeling "jingle-bell-rockin'," open up Day 12 of your Advent calendar for a surprise that will get you moving.

13. On Day 13, let your "santa-hat" down and indulge in a treat from your Advent calendar.

14. If you're feeling "stocking-full," open up Day 14 of your Advent calendar for a bounty of goodies.

15. On Day 15, don't be "frosty" – warm up with a tasty surprise from your Advent calendar.

16. If you're feeling "peaceful and bright," open up Day 16 of your Advent calendar for a calming treat.

17. On Day 17, let your "merry-making" continue with a festive surprise from your Advent calendar.

18. If you're feeling "boughs of holly" all around, open up Day 18 of your Advent calendar for a jolly treat.

19. On Day 19, don't be "scrooge-like" – spread the joy of your Advent calendar with others.

20. If you're feeling "jingle-all-the-way," open up Day 20 of your Advent calendar for a treat that'll make you dance.

21. On Day 21, let your "sleigh-bells ring" with a special surprise from your Advent calendar.

22. If you're feeling "rocking around the Christmas tree," open up Day 22 of your Advent calendar for a gift that'll get you in the mood.

23. On Day 23, don't be "bah, humbug" – embrace the magic of your Advent calendar and the season.

24. If you're feeling "dashing through the snow," open up Day 24 of your Advent calendar for a finale fit for Santa himself!

25. On Day 25, feel the "true meaning of Christmas" with a heartfelt message from your Advent calendar.

26. Why did the Advent calendar have to go to therapy? Because it had too many "chocolate issues."

27. How did the Advent calendar get so smart? It opened a "brain-teaser" every day!

28. What do you call an Advent calendar that's never been opened? "Clueless."

29. Why did the Advent calendar join the gym? To work on its "chocolate waistline."

30. How does the Advent calendar stay so organized? It's always "in-date."

31. Why did the Advent calendar start a band? To "countdown" the days until Christmas.

32. How does the Advent calendar stay so healthy? It always has a "fruits and nuts" day.

33. What's the Advent calendar's favorite holiday drink? "Egg-noggin' on the door."

34. Why did the Advent calendar go on a diet? It couldn't handle those "choco-late nights."

35. How does the Advent calendar stay so patient? It's got a lot of "wait-mas spirit."

36. What's the Advent calendar's favorite Christmas song? "Fill Your Days with Chocolatey Delight."

37. Why did the Advent calendar get called into the principal's office? Because it was caught "choctobering" in class.

38. How does the Advent calendar stay so "bright and shining?" It's filled with "holi-dates!"

39. Why did the Advent calendar get lost in the forest? It took a wrong "choco-late" at the candy cane junction.

40. What's the Advent calendar's go-to holiday workout? "Boxing Day truffles."

41. Why did the Advent calendar break up with its significant other? They were "chocolate crosswords."

42. How does the Advent calendar stay entertained? It's always got a new "puzzle piece."

43. Why did the Advent calendar start a YouTube channel? To share its "un-choco-late-y tips and tricks."

44. What's the Advent calendar's favorite way to relax? "Taking a break-mas" with a candy cane and hot cocoa.

45. Why did the Advent calendar take up yoga? For that "cookie-dough joy" pose.

46. How does the Advent calendar stay fashionable? It's always "in season," of course.

47. Why did the Advent calendar audition for a local theater production? To work on its "dramatic choco-late" skills.

48. What's the Advent calendar's favorite way to spread holiday cheer? By giving out "sugar-plum smiles."

49. Why did the Advent calendar join a support group? To work on its "choco-holic" tendencies.

50. How does the Advent calendar stay up-to-date with the latest fashion trends? It's always "on trend-vent."