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Turkey Day Football
Let's Eat
Presidential Thanksgiving
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100

The Pilgrims ate a feast with this group of people

Native Americans

100

This year, the Cowboys play this frequent Super bowl contender on Thanksgiving

Kansas City Chiefs

100

Most popular Thanksgiving dessert

Pumpkin pie

100

This first President issued the first Thanksgiving proclamation

George Washington

100

The biggest Thanksgiving Day parade is held in this U.S. city

New York City

200

The Pilgrims landed at this famous Rock

Plymouth Rock

200

These 2 teams play every Thanksgiving (one is Ms. Werner's favorite!)

Dallas Cowboys and Detroit Lions

200

Keeps it shape when it comes out of the can

Cranberry Sauce

200

After writing the Declaration of Independence he refused to celebrate Thanksgiving as a national holiday

Thomas Jefferson

200

This dog, owned by Charlie Brown, has made the most balloon appearances in the parade

Snoopy

300

This Christmas song was once considered a Thanksgiving song

Jingle Bells

300

The team from Ohio who has never won on Thanksgiving

Bengals

300

America's favorite Thanksgiving side dish

Stuffing

300

The first President to pardon a turkey

JFK

300

The parade balloons were once pulled by these farm animals

Horses

400

The state where the Pilgrims first landed

Massachusetts

400

The award John Madden started giving to the MVP of the Thanksgiving game

The "Turkey Leg"

400

This food was not at the first Thanksgiving

Turkey

400

The Civil War President who made Thanksgiving a permanent national holiday

Abraham Lincoln

400

This kind of weather issue has been too strong for the balloons a few times in the past

Wind

500

The first Thanksgiving was this many days long

3
500

The only team that has never played on Thanksgiving

Jacksonville Jaguars

500

The Thanksgiving vegetable that was grown in space

Potato

500

The long-serving President who made Thanksgiving the 4th Thursday in November

FDR

500

The parade is sponsored by this major department store

Macy's