Autumn Holidays
Fall Foods
Leaves & Trees
Fun Fall Activities
Odd Fall Facts
100

This October 31st holiday involves costumes, candy, and trick-or-treating.

What is Halloween?

100

This orange squash is carved into Jack-o’-lanterns and made into pies.

What is pumpkin?

100

Trees lose these in the fall.

What are leaves?

100

Families often go to these farms to pick their own apples.

What are orchards?

100

This is the name of the first day of fall in the Northern Hemisphere.

What is the autumnal equinox?

200

Celebrated on the fourth Thursday in November in the U.S., this holiday centers around gratitude.

What is Thanksgiving?

200

This classic Thanksgiving side dish is made of bread cubes, herbs, and broth.

What is stuffing (or dressing)?

200

This tree, famous for its syrup, turns brilliant red and orange in fall.

What is a maple tree?

200

This activity involves finding your way out of a path cut into a field of corn.

What is a corn maze?

200

This phenomenon causes birds to fly south for the winter.

What is migration?

300

This November holiday honors military veterans.

What is Veterans Day?

300

This sweet fruit-based beverage is a fall staple at orchards and fairs.

What is apple cider?

300

This process causes leaves to change colors in the fall.

What is photosynthesis slowing down (or chlorophyll breakdown)?

300

People often go on these types of scenic drives to admire fall colors.

What are leaf-peeping drives (or foliage tours)?

300

These furry creatures gather nuts and seeds in the fall to store for winter.

What are squirrels?

400

This Jewish holiday, often in early fall, marks the beginning of the Jewish New Year.

What is Rosh Hashanah?

400

This popular spice blend includes cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, and cloves.

What is pumpkin spice?

400

This term describes trees that lose their leaves seasonally.

What is deciduous?

400

This sport, also called gridiron, is a staple of American fall weekends.

What is football?

400

This word for “fall” is more commonly used in Britain.

What is autumn?

500

The “Festival of Lights” that can begin in late autumn.

What is Diwali?

500

This type of nut, often used in pies at Thanksgiving, grows on trees native to North America.

What are pecans?

500

This U.S. state is so famous for fall foliage tourism it’s nicknamed “The Green Mountain State.”

What is Vermont?

500

This type of hay-filled ride, often pulled by a tractor, is a classic fall tradition.

What is a hayride?

500

This ancient civilization celebrated a fall festival called “Pomona” honoring fruit and trees.

What is Ancient Rome?

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