This red, giggly puppet loves his goldfish, named Dorothy, and his crayons too
Who is Elmo
Nickname of John Chapman, the American pioneer who planted apple orchards across the Midwest
What is Johnny Appleseed
A social gathering and celebration featuring traditional dancing, singing, and drumming held by many North American Indigenous communities
What is a powwow
Most people associate Transylvania with this type of mythical creature
What is a vampire
The feathers of this large, ground-dwelling bird are widely used by native cultures for arrows, fly-fishing, regalia, smudging and various crafts
What is a turkey
Ms. Rachel hangs out with this fuzzy, orange friend
Who is Herbie
Though apples are grown in all 50 states, more than half are grown in this northwest state
What is Washington
In 1620, they famously met and helped the English Pilgrims survive their first harsh winter, leading to the meal remembered as the First Thanksgiving
Who are the Wampanoag
This number-obsessed Muppet on Sesame Street is based the character of Dracula
Who is the Count
These flamboyant feathers are used in Buddhist rituals
What are peacock feathers
Famous puppeteer responsible for starting The Muppet Show and contributing to multiple movies and television series, including Sesame Street
Who is Jim Henson
Figure of the scientific revolution who supposedly discovered gravity in 1666 after watching an apple fall from a tree
Who is Sir Isaac Newton
South Dakota was the first state to change this holiday name to Indigenous Peoples Day
What is Columbus Day
Transylvania is located in the central and northwestern region of this country
What is Romania
The feathers of these birds are deeply sacred in Native American cultures, symbolizing high honor, strength, courage, wisdom, and a direct connection to the Creator
What are eagles
Henrietta Pussycat, King Friday and Lady Elaine Fairchilde all lived in the Neighborhood of Make Believe, on this famous children's show
What was Mr. Roger's Neighborhood
The man credited with founding this company
Who is Steve Jobs
This tribe's language was used by U.S. Marines as an unbreakable military code during World War II and has been the focus on multiple books and movies since.
Who are The Navajo
This well-known comedian voices Count Dracula in the movie Hotel Transylvania
Who is Adam Sandler
The process where once a year, birds lose their old, worn-out feathers and grow brand-new, strong ones
What is molting
The Puppets of Spelhorst is a children's book by this award-winning author
Who is Kate DiCamillo
An expression using apple measures declares, "I love you, a bushel and a ____" this
What is peck
This nation is is the largest federally recognized tribe in the United States, with over 300,000 members
What is Cherokee
The character of Dracula was based on this real life ruler
Who was Vlad the Impaler (Vlad III)
Light, fluffy feathers that offer superior warmth and are often used in clothing and bedding
What are down