Holidays
During this holiday, people dress up in costumes and go trick-or-treating.
Halloween
A chore that requires gathering all the leaves in the yard using a specific tool.
Raking
What direction birds fly when it starts to get cold.
South
The most common item served during Thanksgiving
Turkey
This holiday was originally created to to give thanks for a successful harvest.
Thanksgiving
A place you go for cider, donuts and apples.
Cider Mill
TRUE or FALSE: The first Thanksgiving parade featured zoo animals.
TRUE.
The name of sweets that people like to eat on Halloween
Candy
This is the practice of setting clocks back during the fall to make better use of daylight hours.
Daylight Saving Time.
Jack-o-Lantern
This state grows the most pumpkins in the United States.
a. Michigan
b. Illinois
c. Minnesota
b. Illinois
A popular fall beverage made from pressed apples and can be served hot or cold.
Apple Cider
This is a holiday observed on November 11 to honor all those who have served in the United States Armed Forces.
Veteran's Day.
A fall sport featuring the Detroit Lions
Football
These are often used in fields to keep birds away from the crop (also a character in the Wizard of Oz!)
Scarecrow
Americans eat 80 million pounds of this berry during the holiday season.
Cranberries.
The official name of the first day of Fall.
Autumnal Equinox
A major shopping event celebrated the day after Thanksgiving.
Black Friday.
The name of a group of people from England who sailed on the Mayflower in 1620 settling in what is now Massachusetts.
Pilgrims.
Americans eat 80 million pounds of this berry during the holiday season.
Cranberries