This large, hairy creature is said to live in the snowy mountains of the Himalayas.
The Abominable Snowman
This state is known as the “First State” because it was the first to ratify the U.S. Constitution.
Deleware
Every year, people gather to watch a large ball drop in Times Square.
NYE
This famous New York City building was once the tallest in the world and is known for its pointed top and observation deck.
Empire State Building
This popular fair dessert is made from fried batter, covered in powdered sugar, and often served warm.
Funnel Cake
This man became famous for traveling across America planting apple trees and is often pictured carrying a cooking pot on his head.
Johnny Appleseed
This state is nicknamed the “Empire State.”
NY
On this day, people often enjoy heart-shaped candy, flowers, and romantic dinners.
Valentines Day
This massive bridge in San Francisco is known for its tall orange towers and is often covered in fog.
Golden Gate Bridge
This fluffy, colorful treat is made by spinning heated sugar into thin strands.
Cotton Candy
This mysterious, hairy creature is said to live in the forests and leave behind enormous footprints.
Big Foot
This state is known as the “Old Dominion.”
VA
Families across the country decorate eggs, have egg hunts, and wait for a special bunny to visit.
Easter
The presidents home and office.
This campfire treat is made with chocolate and a toasted marshmallow sandwiched between graham crackers.
S'mores
This giant lumberjack from American folklore was said to be so large that he needed a giant blue ox as his companion and is closely associated with Minnesota.
Paul Bunyan
This state is known as the “Keystone State.”
PA
This annual New York City event features enormous character-shaped balloons, marching bands, and floats traveling through Manhattan.
Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade
This tall tower in Seattle, Washington, was built for the 1962 World's Fair and has a flying-saucer-shaped top.
Space Needle
This Italian dessert is a crispy pastry shell filled with sweet, creamy cheese filling
Cannoli
This spooky rides a horse through the night in Sleepy Hollow
Headless Horseman
This state is called the “Old Line State.”
Maryland
Every New Year's Day, Philadelphia celebrates with a famous parade featuring colorful costumes, string bands, elaborate performances, and comic routines.
Mummers Day Parade
This famous landmark in Missouri is a giant stainless-steel structure shaped like a curved rainbow, standing along the Mississippi River.
Gateway Arch (St. Louis Arch)
This famous snack cake has a golden sponge cake outside and a sweet, creamy filling inside.
Twinkies