Holidays
This holiday is usually celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November.
What is Thanksgiving?
This is the place that the First Thanksgiving meal happened.
What is Patuxet or Plymouth, Massachussetts?
Male turkeys make this sound.
What is gobble?
A lot of people watch this sport in the fall.
What is American football?
This person is the principal of NG.
Who is Dr. Limpert?
We do not have school on this holiday which happens on the first Monday of September.
What is Labor Day?
True or False: Turkey was eaten at the First Thanksgiving feast.
What is FALSE? There is no record showing that turkey was eaten at the harvest feast, though they did consume other wild birds.
True or False: Turkeys cannot fly.
What is FALSE? Turkeys can fly up to 55 mph.
This bug migrates to Mexico in the fall to stay warm in the winter.
What are butterflies?
These 4th grade teachers are only 13 days apart in age!
Who are Miss Kilby and Mr. Trabue?
What is Diwali?
What is Massasoit?
True or False: Turkeys can see better than humans.
What is true?
What is Antarctica?
There are 5 classes of every grade level except for this one.
This country started the tradition of pumpkin carving for Halloween, but they used turnips instead.
What is Ireland?
True or False: The First Thanksgiving was a happy celebration and led to the colonists and Native Americans working together forever!
What is False?
Turkeys can run up to THIS many miles per hour!
What is 25 mph?
This holiday is celebrated on November 11th to honor military members.
What is Veteran's Day?
True or false: There was a time when North Glendale did NOT have Kindergarten as a grade level.
There are 2 months that have the most holidays in them. Name the two months.
What are December (1011) and March (1101)?
Who was Thomas Jefferson?
This state produces the MOST turkeys every year, at a whopping 40.5 million turkeys per year.
What is Minnesota?
Name the three most common leaf colors in the fall.
What are red, orange, and yellow?
Name the year that NG first opened.
What is 1938?