Sugar, Sugar
Another name for powdered sugar.
Confectioners' Sugar
Areas usually known for their hot, dry climates.
Deserts
Two pints equal this.
A Quart
In the movie "Peter Pan", the crocodile swallows this common item.
Clock
People watch this long line of characters, balloons and floats going along the streets of New York City.
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
A sugar substitute in a pink packet.
Sweet 'N Low
Pottery is fired in these hot ovens.
Kilns
Fun Fact: Temperatures in a kiln run between 2,000-2,400 degrees.
To cause trouble or spoil plans that have been made, you upset this.
Apple Cart
NASCAR held its first race here.
Daytona Beach
The popular sport that is watched on Thanksgiving Day.
Football
This gives brown sugar its flavor.
Molasses
_____ flows from a volcano when it erupts.
Lava
Another word for sour.
Tart
This mammal has the thickest fur.
Sea Otter
Fun Fact: These adorable creatures have 850,000 to one million hairs per square inch.
Break this item from the turkey to see who gets the bigger piece.
Wishbone
If your brown sugar gets hard, put this item in with it to soften it up again.
Slice of Bread
This hot item once powered trains.
Steam
When you leave on a plane you do this.
Depart
This famous actor, musician and cowboy was born Leonard Slye. (Hint: He was also called "King of the Cowboys".)
Roy Rogers
Some people may run this race on Thanksgiving Day.
Turkey Trot
Sugar is derived from the sugarcane plant or this root vegetable.
Sugar Beet
Before we had propane barbeques, we would use ______ for barbequing.
Charcoal Briquettes
A term of endearment used by a husband for his wife.
Sweetheart
Bangkok is the capital city of this country which is known as the Land of the White Elephant.
Thailand
The Friday after Thanksgiving, stores attract people who like to do this activity.
Shop