Fall Season
The season that comes after summer.
fall (or autumn)
This orange vegetable is carved into Jack-o’-lanterns.
a pumpkin
The color leaves turn in fall.
red, orange, yellow, or purple
You might go on one of these rides through a field of hay.
a hayride
You drink this hot beverage made from cocoa
hot chocolate
The holiday where people go trick-or-treating.
Halloween
A warm drink made with apples and cinnamon.
apple cider
You use this to clean up fallen leaves.
a rake
You visit this place to pick pumpkins.
a pumpkin patch
You wrap yourself in this to stay cozy and warm.
a blanket
The holiday with turkey, family, and giving thanks.
Thanksgiving
People bake this pie for Thanksgiving.
pumpkin pie
This grows on trees and falls to the ground — squirrels love them.
acorns
People often go through these “corn mazes” in fall.
a corn maze
You wear these on your hands when it’s cold.
gloves or mittens
The month when fall usually begins
September
This small fruit is picked from trees in an orchard in the fall.
an apple
The sound you hear when walking on dry leaves.
crunching
Children jump into a big pile of these.
leaves
This scent is popular in candles during fall.
pumpkin spice
The weather in fall feels like this — not hot, not cold.
cool
The food made from roasted marshmallows, chocolate, and graham crackers.
a s’more
You wear this to stay warm when it’s breezy.
a jacket or sweater
This sport starts up in the fall and players use a brown ball. The Green Bay Packers are Wisconsin's team.
football
You can sit by this to stay warm and cozy outside.
a bonfire or campfire