Thanksgiving Foods
The most popular main course on Thanksgiving.
Turkey
True or False?
The Pilgrims landed in New York.
False
The Pilgrims landed in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
The orange vegetable commonly used as a symbol of Thanksgiving.
Pumpkin
The name of the ship the Pilgrims boarded to start their journey
Mayflower
This food was not served at the first Thanksgiving.
Mashed Potatoes
Green Bean casserole was invented by what "Soup" company.
The Campbell Soup Company
The day and month of the year on which we traditionally celebrate Thanksgiving
The fourth Thursday of November
The English separatists who came to the United States in 1620.
Pilgrims
This Native tribe joined the Pilgrim in the first Thanksgiving.
Who are the Wampanoag?
The specific village was the village of Patuxet.
This department store is known for their extravagant Thanksgiving parade.
Macys
The most popular Thanksgiving dessert.
Pumpkin Pie
A race many people run on Thanksgiving morning.
A turkey trot
He conical-shaped basket that is generally filled with fruits and vegetables.
A cornucopia
This is the year of the first Thanksgiving.
1621
The annual Thanksgiving Day Parade concludes with the arrival of this person.
Santa Claus
The red fruit that is often served alongside the turkey for Thanksgiving dinner.
Cranberries
This many turkeys are consumed every year at Thanksgiving.
(Closest answer will get the points)
46 Million!
The natives brought this meat to the first Thanksgiving.
Deer (Venison)
This woman is credited for making Thanksgiving a national Holiday in the United States.
Sarah Josepha Hale
The loose red skin attached to the underside of a turkey’s beak
The Wattle
This large root vegetable belongs to the morning glory family.
Sweet Potato
This day follows Thanksgiving when there are big sales and many people go shopping.
Black Friday
A large, native bird to North America that is large enough to feed a family.
Wild Turkey or Turkey
The first Thanksgiving lasted this many days.
3
The only active NFL franchise (team) to have never played on Thanksgiving.
The Jacksonville Jaguars