Holiday Traditions
This holiday involves children dressing up in costumes and going door-to-door for candy.
What is Halloween?
This person is responsible for delivering all of the presents during the late evening on Christmas Eve.
Who is Santa Claus?
This holiday is celebrated on February 14th.
What is Valentines Day
This bird is commonly ate on Thanksgiving
What is Turkey?
People often watch football and parades on this holiday.
What is Thanksgiving?
This historical figure is associated with love and affection, often symbolized with hearts and flowers.
Who is St. Valentines?
Celebrated on October 31st, this holiday features costumes and spooky themes.
What is Halloween?
On this holiday, chocolate and flowers are commonly given as gifts.
What is Valentine's Day?
On this day, Americans light fireworks and have barbecues to celebrate their country's independence.
What is Independence Day?
This king united the Hawaiian Islands and is celebrated with lei draping ceremonies.
Who is King Kamehameha I?
This holiday is celebrated on June 11th in Hawaii.
What is King Kamehameha I Day?
What is St. Patrick's Day?
What is Thanksgiving?
This holiday is celebrated with floral parades and lei draping ceremonies in Hawaii.
What is King Kamehameha I Day?
This day honors a prince who worked for the rights of Native Hawaiians and served as a delegate to the U.S. Congress.
What is Prince Jonah Kūhiō Kalanianaʻole Day?
The day that thanksgiving is celebrated on.
What is the fourth Thursday in November?
This holiday's celebrations often include barbecues and picnics
What is Independence Day?
This holiday includes community service, educational programs, and commemorative marches to honor ____.
Who is Martin Luther King Jr.?
This U.S. president is primarily associated with the celebration on July 4th.
Who is Thomas Jefferson? (Author of the Declaration of Independence)
This holiday is celebrated on March 26th in Hawaii.
What is Prince Jonah Kūhiō Kalanianaʻole Day?
Corned beef and cabbage are popular dishes on this holiday
What is St. Patrick's Day?