Animals Getting Ready for Winter
What animal collects nuts and acorns for food?
A squirrel.
Complete the song title: “Jingle ___.”
Bells.
What appliance keeps food cold?
A refrigerator.
In which month do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
November.
What do we call the people we love and care about, such as parents, children, and siblings?
Family.
What animal has a thick coat of fur and may hibernate during winter?
A bear.
Complete the song title: “Take Me Out to the ___ Game.”
Ball.
What do we use to sweep dirt from the floor?
A broom.
What ship brought the English colonists known as the Pilgrims to America in 1620?
The Mayflower.
What do we call people who support us and enjoy spending time with us?
Friends.
What animal grows a white winter coat in some northern regions?
An Arctic fox.
Which singer was famous for singing “White Christmas”?
Bing Crosby.
What appliance washes our clothes?
A washing machine.
What was the name of the Indigenous people who shared the 1621 harvest celebration with the colonists?
The Wampanoag.
What do we call a place where we live and feel comfortable?
Home.
What do many birds do when they fly to warmer places for winter?
Migrate.
Complete the song title: “You Are My ___.”
Sunshine.
What do we use to dry ourselves after a bath or shower?
A towel.
Which president proclaimed a national Thanksgiving holiday in 1863?
Abraham Lincoln.
What do we call a kind act we do for another person?
An act of kindness.
What do some animals do when they sleep for long periods during winter?
Hibernate.
Which singer was known for the song “Moon River”?
Andy Williams is well known for his recording of the song.
What do we use to tell the time when we hang it on a wall?
A clock.
Which president signed the law setting Thanksgiving on the fourth Thursday of November in 1941?
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
What do we call the feeling of being happy with what we have?
Contentment or gratitude.