Thanksgiving Food
This orange pie is a classic Thanksgiving dessert.
Pumpkin Pie
This large bird is the most common Thanksgiving dinner centerpiece.
Turkey
The first Thanksgiving happened in this country.
USA
These colorful things fall from trees in Autumn.
Leaves
This bird says, "gobble gobble."
Turkey
You put this red, jiggly sauce on turkey.
Cranberry Sauce
Before eating, many families share something they feel this way about.
Thankful/Grateful
The Pilgrims traveled on this famous ship.
Mayflower
People carve faces into this big orange fruit.
Pumpkin
These birds, like turkeys, are known for strutting to show off their feathers.
Peacocks
These mashed vegetables are usually topped with gravy.
Mashed Potatoes
Many people watch this sport on Thanksgiving Day.
Football
The Pilgrims landed in this state.
A. Florida
B. Maine
C. Massachusetts
D. Colorado
C. Massachusetts
This drink is made from apples and is popular in the Fall.
Apple Cider
These animals store food in their cheeks and gather acorns in the fall.
Squirrels
This sweet vegetable can be made into a casserole with marshmallows.
Sweet Potatoes
Families often watch these colorful, giant balloons in New York City.
Parade (Macy's Parade)
The Native American tribe that helped the Pilgrims was called this.
A. Wampanoag
B. Cherokee
C. Sioux
D. Navajo
A. Wampanoag
This warm spice is popular in fall treats like donuts and cider.
Cinnamon
These wild birds, related to turkeys, often travel in flocks.
Wild Turkeys
This bread-based dish is cooked inside or alongside the turkey.
Stuffing
Many families break this part of the turkey and make a wish.
Wishbone
This Native American man helped the Pilgrims learn to grow food.
A. Pocahontas
B. Chief Joseph
C. Squanto
D. Sacagawea
C. Squanto
These tall fall plants turn brown and dry out, and their seeds become food for birds and squirrels.
Sunflowers
This animal is often seen on farms and gives us wool for warm clothes.
Sheep