Thanksgiving Traditions
Most people watch this on Thanksgiving morning.
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
This amino acid is responsible for making you feel sleepy.
Tryptophan
Fall is also known as this
Autumn
This country's Thanksgiving traditions also include eating turkey and watching football
Canada
Both male and female turkeys make this noise
Gobble
After eating the turkey you break this.
Wishbone
Historians have no record of this being eaten on the first Thanksgiving
Turkey
This vegetable is most commonly associated with the fall season.
Pumpkin
This country's Thanksgiving equivalent is called Erntedankfest (harvest festival of thanks)
Germany
Wild turkeys sleep up in these
Trees
Eating turkey may cause you to take one of these.
A nap
This is America's favorite pie on Thanksgiving
Apple pie
The Irish used to carve these instead of pumpkins
Potatoes
This country's Thanksgiving equivalent evolved from an ancient rice harvest festival called Niinamesai
Japan
This man wanted to make the turkey the national bird rather than the bald eagle
Benjamin Franklin
Go around the table and share this
Something to be thankful for
Many people enjoy this more than the actual Thanksgiving meal
Leftovers
Fall colors depend on how much of this is in the leaves.
Sugar
The English settlers spent some time living in this Dutch country, leading some to believe this was where Thanksgiving originated
The Netherlands
Turkey's, like most birds, are thought to be descendants of this prehistoric giant
T-Rex
A fun way to burn calories before eating is to do this.
Run a turkey trot
The first Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade features these.
Animals from the Central Park Zoo
There are more babies born in this fall month than any other month
September
After this country became a US territory in 1917, they adopted many of our Thanksgiving traditions
Puerto Rico
Turkey's were once bred primarily for these rather than their meat
Feathers