Mayflower Mayhem
Estimate the number of passengers on the Mayflower?
102
Are pumpkins a fruit or a vegetable?
A fruit
What is the name of the horn-shaped basket filled with fruits and veggies commonly associated with Thanksgiving?
A cornucopia
You have one pie. You eat 2/8 of the pie. How much do you have left?
6/8 left
What animal used to pull the floats until 1939?
Horses
What's the name of the Native American tribe that joined the pilgrim's for the first Thanksgiving?
The Wampanoag
Name one of the "gourmet" foods Snoopy served Charlie Brown and Friends for Thanksgiving.
Toast, Jellybeans, Pretzels, or Popcorn
The Monday after Thanksgiving is what unofficial shopping holiday?
Cyber Monday
John has 23 pumpkins, Mark has 13 pumpkins, and Julie has 24 pumpkins. How many do they have all together?
60 pumpkins
Guess how long is the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade route?
2.5 miles
Around how long did the Mayflower take to cross the Atlantic?
66 days
What crunchy ingredients normally top green bean casserole?
French fried onions
Which is the most popular day to shop during Thanksgiving weekend?
Black Friday
Farmer Doug has a field of potatoes. It's an 8x8 field. How many does he have?
64 potatoes
On Thanksgiving Day 1989, what weather event disrupted the Macy’s parade?
Snow
Where did the pilgrims FIRST land on America's shore?
Provincetown, Massachusetts
In 1995, what popular Thanksgiving vegetable was the first to be grown in space?
The POTATO!!!
What is an adult female turkey called?
A hen
You have fifty turkeys. Your family has slaughtered and eaten twenty-five of them. How many do you have left?
25 turkeys
According to Macy's, roughly how many people attend the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York each year?
3.5 million
What was the first official act of legislation by the pilgrims?
The Mayflower Compact
Guess how many calories are in a typical holiday dinner?
3,000-4,500
What is an adult male turkey called?
A Tom
What is the last letter of pie?
E
Guess what year in the 1930's the first radio broadcast of the parade was?
1932