Thanksgiving Foods
Thanksgiving Traditions
Thanksgiving History
Thanksgiving Symbols
Thanksgiving Parade
100
This brown topping is often served in a dish called a "boat"
Gravy
100
The sport Americans traditionally watch on Thanksgiving
Football
100
The name of the ship the Pilgrims boarded to start their journey to Plymouth, Massachusetts
Mayflower
100
This orange vegetable — or is it a fruit? — is often used as a symbol of Thanksgiving
Pumpkin
100
This character has appeared in a record 41 Thanksgiving Parades. What is his name?
Snoopy
200
The most popular Thanksgiving dessert, it's orange and often served with a whipped topping
Pumpkin Pie
200
The Thanksgiving Day parade in New York City (where there are large balloons, marching bands, singers, and dancers) is sponsored by what company?
Macy's
200
The Pilgrims were originally from this country
England
200
A large bird, native to North America, that is large enough to feed a family — and often does so on Thanksgiving
Turkey
200
Santa Claus usually appears at this time in the parade
The end
300
Turkey meat can be color-coded into these two categories
Light/White and Dark
300
In Canada, Thanksgiving is not in November — it's in this month instead
October
300
When the Pilgrims landed in America, they set up a town called Plymouth in what would later become what U.S. state?
Massachusetts
300
Pilgrims are often shown with this item on their hats... even though real Pilgrims' hats never had them.
Buckle
300
This friendly clown has made 27 parade appearances starting in 1987
Ronald McDonald
400
The jellied red fruit that is often served alongside the turkey for Thanksgiving dinner, sometimes from a can
Cranberries
400
The day after Thanksgiving when there are big sales and many people go shopping
Black Friday
400
President Abraham Lincoln helped make Thanksgiving a national holiday when he called for a national day of thanksgiving in 1863 -- right in the middle of this war
Civil War
400
The cone-shaped basket that is generally filled with fruits and vegetables
Cornucopia
400
This environment-loving bear has been in 19 parades starting in 1966
Smokey Bear
500
This "Y word" is another name for "sweet potatoes". They're often served on Thanksgiving — sometimes with marshmallows.
Yams
500
The Kennel Club of Philadelphia puts on a competition that is on TV every Thanksgiving. What kind of competition is it?
Dog Show 
500
Every Thanksgiving, the President issues a "pardon" to save the life of an animal. What kind of animal does the President save?
A turkey
500
Two people grab each end of this turkey bone and pull until it breaks — it's a dream come true for whoever gets the biggest piece
Wishbone
500
In 2008, this singer delighted the crowd with a surprise performance of his hit song "Never Gonna Give You Up"
Rick Astley