Fall Holidays
Halloween
This is a day where children dress up to go door-to-door for candy.
Apple
A sweet fruit that grows on trees that typically comes in red or green.
Rake
A tool used to move the leaves into a pile in your yard.
Daylight savings time/Fall Back
When we set our clocks back an hour.
Thanksgiving
This holiday started when the pilgrims decided to have a feast.
Turkey
The main dish normally served on Thanksgiving Day
Football
A sport watched on weekends that is very popular in Texas
Autumn
Another term for "fall" that is typically used by British people.
Trick-or-Treat
The phrase that children say to request candy on Halloween
Soup
A warm meal that is primarily a liquid.
Haunted House
A place people go to feel scared on Halloween
Change colors
The leaves on the trees do this
Veteran's Day
A holiday honoring the sacrifices of anyone who has served in the military.
Pumpkin
A fall favorite that is a type of winter squash that is served in desserts, soups, and drinks.
Hibernate
Some animals begin gathering and storing food to do this for the colder months.
Bobbing for Apples
An activity done at fall festivals that involves a large bucket of water and a red fruit.
Columbus Day
A holiday celebrating the landing of Christopher Columbus in America
Pie
A Thanksgiving staple, this dish usually contains a pastry and filing with sometimes a crust on top.
Scarecrow
This is a decoy that is in the shape of a human and placed in a field.
Harvest Moon
The name of the full moon that appears closest to the autumnal equinox