Autumn Fruits and Vegetables
Autumn Holidays
Fall Animals
Signs of Autumn
Fall Foliage
100
This fruit grows on a vine. We eat it in a pie or carve it into scary faces.
Pumpkins!
100
Celebrated on the 31st of October.
Halloween
100
These black and orange butterflies travel south to spend the winter
Monarch Butterflies
100
Tress do this in Autumn
Change colors and lose their leaves
100
This seasonal term comes from trees losing their leaves
Fall
200
We give these to teachers.
Apples!
200
This holiday is always on a Thursday and we eat LOTS of food.
Thanksgiving
200
Some animals, such as bears, start preparing to do this
Hibernate
200
This sport uses a ball called a "pigskin"
Football
200
As winter approaches, leaves turn these colors
Red, Orange, Yellow, or Brown
300
The name of this fall vegetable from the Native American term “askutasquash”
Squash
300
In Spanish, it's called "dias de los muertos" and is featured in the movie Coco.
Day of the Dead
300
Loud honking birds often arriving in CT in October
Canada geese
300
The weather turns __________
Colder
300
These specific trees always stay green and don't lose their leaves
Pine Trees or Evergreens
400
This leaf isn't lettuce. Popeye LOVES it.
Spinach
400
This day celebrates all the people who served in the military
Veterans Day
400
Animals with white tails who grow a special winter coat and begin to store fat in the fall to survive CT winters
Deer
400
The days become...
Shorter
400
Carotene turns leaves and carrots this color
Orange
500
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Name this fruit.
Pomegranate
500
The time of year when the day and night are equal at the end of summer. It usually happens on either September 22 or 23
Autumn Equinox
500
Winged animals who often migrate to cave-like spaces during winter
Bats
500
Farmers ____ their crops.
Harvest
500
A garden tool that helps you make piles of leaves
A rake!