Colors
Along with orange, this sunny color—seen on school buses and autumn birch leaves—is one of the classic shades of fall.
Yellow
Pumpkins will do this if thrown in water.
Float
This drink is made of apples and is delicious when it is served warm
Apple Cider
This implement is used very often to pick up leaves.
Rake
These round, spiced bakery treats are often paired with apple cider at fall orchards and pumpkin patches.
Apple Cider donuts
The colors of the butterfly that flies south to Mexico and beyond for the winter during the fall months
Monarch Butterflies are black and orange
What fairytale has a pumpkin that is turned into a carriage?
Cinderella
This is the most popular drink during the fall months at Starbucks.
Pumpkin spiced latte
Name one of the Zodiac signs of Fall.
Libra, Scorprio, Sagittarius
Made from the dried inner bark of trees native to Sri Lanka and Southeast Asia, this warm spice is essential to fall baking.
What is cinnamon?
When the chlorophyll in leaves break down, the carotenoids appear giving leaves which color?
orange
This other part of the pumpkin is edible.
The seed
Which U.S. state has named apple cider their official state drink?
New Hampshire
This is the most popular sport played during the fall seasons.
Often roasted with olive oil and rosemary, this sweet, nutty squash is shaped like a giant tan pear.
Butternut squash
This vibrant shade of red, often seen on maple trees in October, shares its name with a bright red bird.
Cardinal
This Continent is the only one that does not grow pumpkins.
ANTARCTICA
This drink is made of boiled herbs and spiced milk.
Chai Tea
This is the type of tree that loses its leaves every fall
Deciduous
Typically made from tart Granny Smiths dipped in melted sugar and rolled in chopped peanuts, this sticky treat is a staple at autumn fairs and festivals.
Caramel apples
This deep, purplish-red shade—a popular autumn fashion color—is named after a wine-producing region in eastern France.
Burgundy
Pumpkins have this essential vitamin.
Vitamin A
Before becoming the sweet, milky drink we love today, the ancient Mayans and Aztecs drank this bitter version of cacao spiced with chili peppers and cornmeal. What do we call the drink today?
Hot chocolate
By what nickname is John Chapman, the pioneer who planted apple nurseries across the Midwest, better known?
Johnny Appleseed
Prized by fall foragers for their golden color and fruity, apricot-like aroma, these trumpet-shaped wild mushrooms grow in mossy woodland floors.
Chanterelles