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100

Who came on ships to to celebrate the first Thanksgiving?

The Pilgrims.

100
The most important thing for a Thanksgiving feast!

Turkey. *Gobble, Gobble*

100

Where is the Macy's day parade held?

New York City

100

What NFL team always plays on Thanksgiving Day?

Dallas Cowboys (yeehaw)

100

A group of turkeys is called a...

A flock.

200

Who joined the Pilgrims at the first Thanksgiving?

The Native Americans

200

These can be baked, these can be fried, but on Thanksgiving these are turned into mush and served with a mysterious brown sauce

Mashed Potatoes 

200

What stops the balloons from blowing away during the parade?

A parade crew that holds the balloons down with rope.

200

What is the name of the position of the player who throws the football?

Quarterback

200

True or False, Turkeys can fly.

False!

300

What was the name of the ship that the pilgrims sailed on?

The Mayflower. 

300

What is hard on the outside, soft on the inside, and you can put butter on it? 

Bread / Dinner Rolls
300

Who always makes a special appearance at the very end of the parade?

Santa!

300

What do Dallas Cowboys wear on their helmets?

Blue/White Star

300

What are male turkeys called? 

Toms or "Gobblers"

400

How many days was the first Thanksgiving?

3 days.

400

A thick, creamy 'syrup' like liquid that Mr. Danny pours all over himself

Gravy 

400
What year was the first Macy's Day parade?

1924

400

What do you call the play when a player in football scores?

Touchdown.

400

What is the part under a turkey's chin that's red and dangles?

A wattle. 

500

What year was the first Thanksgiving?

1621.

500

Mushy pieces of bread that Ms. Taylor finds gross. 

Stuffing 

500

What was the first Macy's Day balloon? (Hint: Starts with an F and is an animal)

Felix the cat

500

What type of animals leather were footballs made from?

Pigskin

500

How many turkeys are eaten every year on Thanksgiving in the US? (Hint: REALLY big number)

46 Million