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Across 2. The top three places to celebrate New Year’s Eve are Las Vegas, Disney World and of course, _____. (3 Words) 7. At the _____ in Philadelphia, 10,000 participants step through City Hall and perform in unique costumes. (2 Words) 8. Sometimes the _____called January Wulfmonath because hungry wolves would come into their towns searching for food this time of year. 9. On average, it is the coldest month of the year in the _____ Hemisphere. 10. Many people eat _____ on New Year's Day for luck. (3 Words) 12. In some parts of the world, on the twelfth day after ______, Christians celebrate the visit of the wise men to baby Jesus. 13. The weather January regularly produces ____, ice and snow depending on where you live. 15. January is also known as National ____ Month; some clam chowder would be good! 17. Tradition says that the more _________ a person eats, the more prosperity he or she will experience. (2 Words) 18. Flowers of January are the carnation and the _____. 20. Along with black eyed peas, people also fix _______, which is as tasty as bacon. (2 Words) 22. We all sing ________________ at midnight on New Year's Eve. (3 Words) 24. The traditional New Year’s song, “Auld Lang Syne,” means ______. (3 Words) 26. In Dallas, Texas in 1937 the first _____ Bowl game was played. 27. The top resolution made on New Year's Day is to _______. (2 Words) 28. There is a variety of cold-tolerant winter cabbage grown in _____ known as January King.

Down 1. _________ weighs 11,875 pounds, is 12 feet in diameter and is adorned with 2,668 Waterford crystals. (6 Words) 3. The _____ and bears sleep day and night, in hibernation. 4. The only _____ plays that mention January are Much Ado About Nothing and Winter’s Tale. 5. On ___________ there are parties and fireworks for celebration. (3 Words) 6. January's zodiac signs are the _______ and the Aquarius. 11. ______ is the beginning of the year. 14. The first _____of Roses was held in Pasadena, California in 1890 16. It's time to make New Year's _________. 19. Many people ring in New Year’s by popping open a bottle of _____ . 21. In 1902, the first _____ game was played in Pasadena, California. (2 Words) 23. January's gem is the _______. 25. January is National _____ Donor Month.