History & Tradition
The first English settlers who came to America in 1620.
The Pilgrims
The sweet sauce made from red berries.
What are cranberries sauce
A horn-shaped basket full of fruits and vegetables.
Cornucopia
A large bird often eaten at Thanksgiving.
Turkey
What you feel when you are thankful.
Gratitude
People who move to a new land to live there.
Settlers
Cooked in the oven or over fire.
Roasted
The orange vegetable used for decoration and pies.
Pumpkin
A traditional hat worn by the first settlers.
Capotain (pilgrims hat)
The feeling of being grateful for what we have.
Thankfulness
The first English colony where the Pilgrims landed.
Plymouth
A bread mixture often cooked inside the turkey.
What is stuffing
The colorful plants that fall from trees in autumn.
Leaves
The big shopping day after Thanksgiving.
Black Friday
The month when Thanksgiving is celebrated.
November
The ship that brought the Pilgrims to America.
Mayflower
The brown sauce often poured over mashed potatoes.
Gravy
A round decoration made of flowers or leaves.
Wreath
The famous parade that takes place in New York every Thanksgiving morning.
The Thanksgiving Parade
An agreement to live in peace.
Peace treaty
The Native tribe that helped the Pilgrims survive.
Wampanoag
The famous dessert made with an orange vegetable.
Pumpkin pie
A piece of fabric used to cover and decorate the dining table.
A Table Cloth
Food that remains after a meal.
Leftovers
he feeling of being united and together.
Unity