Thanksgiving Foods
Green Bean casserole was invented by this company.
Campbell Soup Company
A day where there are great sales for Christmas shopping.
Black Friday
The orange vegetable commonly used as a symbol of Thanksgiving.
Pumpkin
Though this song is thought of as a Christmas song, it was actually written to be sung on Thanksgiving Day.
Jingle Bells
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.
Turkey Trot
The leaves turn these colors during the fall and make for nice decoration colors for Thanksgiving.
Orange, yellow, or brown
This President made Thanksgiving a national holiday.
Abraham Lincoln
The annual Thanksgiving Day Parade concludes with the arrival of this person.
Santa Claus
A side dish made out of jellied fruit that is typically served at Thanksgiving.
Cranberry sauce
This many turkeys are consumed every year at Thanksgiving.
a. 32 million
b. 46 million
c. 74 million
B - 46 million
A large, native bird to North America that is large enough to feed a family.
Wild turkey
The first Thanksgiving lasted this many days.
3
The loose red skin attached to the underside of a turkey’s beak
A wattle
The number one side dish served at most Thanksgiving dinners.
Stuffing/Dressing or Mashed Potatoes
This is the second most popular Thanksgiving entree after turkey.
Ham
The conical-shaped basket that is generally filled with fruits and vegetables.
A cornucopia
Thanksgiving was first celebrated in this state.
Massachusetts
This food was not served at the first Thanksgiving.
Mashed potatoes
The average turkey eaten during Thanksgiving weighs this much.
30 pounds
This football team has played the most games on Thanksgiving.
The Detroit Lions
This meat was brought to the first thanksgiving by the Native tribe.
Deer (Venison)
The year of the first Thanksgiving.
1621
The Founding Father who wanted the wild turkey to be the symbol of the United States of America.
Benjamin Franklin