Presidents
This president was the 1st president to pardon a turkey at the White House.
A male turkey is called this.
What is a Tom?
This Native American tribe celebrated Thanksgiving with the Pilgrims.
What is the Wampanoag tribe?
This gender of turkey gobbles.
What is the male?
This is the month that Canada celebrates Thanksgiving.
What is October?
This president made turkey pardoning an annual event.
Who was George H. W. Bush?
A female turkey is called this.
What is a Jenny or a hen?
This is how many women were at the first Thanksgiving.
What is 5?
This state consumes the most turkey on Thanksgiving day.
What is California?
This holiday is the busiest travel holiday of the year.
What is Thanksgiving?
This president made Thanksgiving a permanent national holiday.
Who was Abraham Lincoln?
True or False. A wild turkey can fly but a domestic turkey cannot.
What is true?
This is how long the first Thanksgiving lasted.
What is for three days?
46 million.
How many turkeys are prepared every Thanksgiving day?
This is how many days it took for the Mayflower to cross the Atlantic Ocean.
What is 66 days?
This president made Thanksgiving the 4th Thursday of every November.
Who was Franklin Delano Roosevelt?
A baby turkey is called this.
What is a poult?
This Native American friend to the Pilgrims acted as an interpreter for the Native Americans and the Pilgrims.
Who was Squanto?
86 pounds.
Cranberries are very bitter therefore were not eaten at the first thanksgiving. The Native Americans used cranberries for this instead.
What is a dye or medicine for healing wounds?
This president refused to recognize Thanksgiving
Who was Thomas Jefferson?
This is how many feathers a turkey has.
What is approximately 3,500?
These were three types of meat served at the first Thanksgiving.
What was venison, swan, duck, geese? NO turkey was served at the 1st Thanksgiving.
This is what the long piece of skin under the neck of a make turkey is called.
What is a wattle?
This is the month that the actual Thanksgiving likely took place.
What is September?