Holiday Classroom Door Riddles

Peppermint stripes frame my windows, gumdrops dot my roof, and candy canes guard the entry. What door design am I?

I twinkle with lights, display stocking pockets, and hide tiny treats behind numbered flaps. What am I?

I’m covered in snowmen made from paper plates and cotton-ball drifts. Which winter scene am I?

I’m a door disguised as a cozy fireplace with stockings labeled by student names. What am I?

I’m wrapped like a giant present with a bow bigger than the principal’s smile. Which theme am I?

I’m the door where elves peek out of pockets, ready to report to the North Pole. What am I?

I’m a castle of glittering icicles guarding a queen who sings of snow. What am I?

I’m the door of gratitude leaves, each listing kindness done during December. What am I?

I’m a menorah made of handprints with flames that record nightly reflections. What am I?

I’m the door lined with kinara candles and unity messages. Which holiday am I celebrating?

I’m the door where reindeer tracks lead to a stable full of straw and stars. What am I?

I’m covered in New Year’s clocks and confetti, counting down to resolutions. What am I?

I’m the door featuring Grinch green fur and rhyming clues about hearts growing three sizes. What am I?

I’m the door hung with gingerbread math problems—solve one to open the mouth. What am I?

I’m the door decorated with hot cocoa mugs, each holding student wishes for winter break. What am I?