Turkey Talk
We use them to play drums, and it's the name of a turkey leg.
What is a drumstick?
This bright red, jelly-like side dish is made from tart berries and sugar.
What is cranberry sauce?
The month Thanksgiving happens in the United States.
What is November?
Parade held in New York, City.
What is the Thanksgiving Day Parade?
Noticing the good things in your life.
What is grateful?
The sound a turkey makes.
What is gobble gobble?
The soft white side dish made from potatoes.
What are mashed potatoes?
A modern sports tradition watched by many families on Thanksgiving Day.
What is football?
These giant floating characters fill the sky during the parade.
What are balloons?
The day of the week Thanksgiving is always on.
What is Thursday?
This part of the turkey is pulled apart by two people, and the winner makes a wish.
What is the wishbone?
The warm sauce poured over turkey and mashed potatoes.
What is gravy?
Before diving into the big meal, many families take turns around the table sharing things they are this.
What is thankful.
This famous cartoon dog flies as a balloon in the parade?
Who is Snoopy?
This word means being grateful for what you have.
What is gratitude?
This lucky turkey is forgiven by the President and does not get eaten.
What is the pardoned turkey?
Cornbread mixed with herbs,, celery, and onions and eaten with turkey.
What is dressing?
Many kids trace their own hands on paper to create a colorful drawing of this festive animal.
What is a hand turkey?
This jolly man in red appears at the very end of the parade.
Who is Santa Claus?
The shopping day right after Thanksgiving famous for big sales.
What is Black Friday?
Baby turkeys are called by this name.
What are poults?
The bread mixture cooked inside or beside the turkey.
What is stuffing?
Many towns host a fun, casual morning race on Thanksgiving Day named after this specific farm bird.
What is a Turkey Trot?
The parade ends in front of this big store in New York.
What is Macy's?
This horn-shaped basket filled with fruit and vegetables is a symbol of Thanksgiving.
What is a cornucopia?