The leaves were flying around in a __________________
wreath- A circular arrangement that hangs on a door
whirlwind--A strong, rotating wind, often seen during autumn
wagon-a four-wheeled trailer
wheel-- a circular object that revolves on an axle
I love to drink ______________ after going apple picking.
coffee - hot drink made from the roasted and ground seeds (c
Iced Tea--Iced tea (or ice tea) is a form of cold tea.
Cider- A drink made from apples, often enjoyed in the fall.
matcha-powdered green tea leaves, dissolved in hot water
We had a ________________harvest of apples.
Bountiful-Describing an abundant or plentiful supply
Crisp – Something dry, fresh, and slightly crunchy
Cider – A drink made from apples
Frost – A thin layer of ice crystals
The leaves __________________ in the wind
Tumble – To fall or roll over
Bountiful – Describing an abundant or plentiful supply
Acorn – A small nut produced by oak trees
Bonfire – A large outdoor fire,
There is a ______________ of birds flying south for the winter.
Foliage – The leaves of trees and plants
Migration – The seasonal movement of animals from one place
Autumn – The season between summer and winter,
Equinox – The two times a year when day and night are of equ
The _____________ turns red, orange and brown in the fall.
Autumn – The season between summer and winter,
Foliage – The leaves of trees and plants,
Harvest – The process of gathering crops
Crisp – Describing the cool, fresh air
______________ is my favorite season.
Migration – The seasonal movement of animals
Foliage – The leaves of trees and plants,
Autumn – The season between summer and winter,
Pumpkin – A large, round orange fruit
Finally, the air feels ____________ and not hot.
Bonfire – A large outdoor fire,
Foliage – The leaves of trees and plants
Autumn – The season between summer and winter,
Crisp – Describing the cool, fresh air in fall
I hung a ______________ on my door to decorate for Fall.
Wreath – A circular arrangement of flowers, leaves,
Sweater – A warm piece of clothing,
Acorn – A small nut produced by oak trees
Scarecrow – A figure made of straw and old clothes
Did you see the fields of ________________
Bonfire – A large outdoor fire often lit during fall
Falling Leaves – Leaves that drop from trees
Hay – Dry grass that is often used for decorations
Apple – A fruit that is often harvested in the fall,
Bears and other animals are getting ready for ____________________
Leaf-peeping – The activity of traveling to see the changing
Migration – The seasonal movement of animals
Acorn – A nut from oak trees, which falls to the ground
Hibernation – The deep sleep that some animals,
I have a lot of ___________ for people and things in my life.
Cornucopia – A horn-shaped container overflowing with fruits
Feast – A large meal, especially one with many different typ
Stuffing – A mixture of bread, herbs, vegetables,
Gratitude – A feeling of thankfulness or appreciation
We have a ________________ of writing on the tablecloth at Thanksgiving.
Football – A popular activity or tradition
Tradition – Customs or activities that are passed down throu
Blessing – A prayer or expression of thanks before a meal
Leftovers – The food that remains after a meal,
I am looking forward to eating the ______________ on Thanksgiving.
Gratitude – A feeling of thankfulness or appreciation.
Autumn – The season when Thanksgiving occurs
Pilgrims – Early settlers who came to North America on the M
Feast – A large meal, especially one with many different typ
My mom always decorates with a ________________at Thanksgiving
Family – Relatives who come together to celebrate
Cranberry Sauce – A sweet and tangy sauce made from cranberr
Togetherness – The feeling of unity or being close to others
Cornucopia – A horn-shaped container overflowing with fruits
I love the feeling of _______________ the holidays bring.
Harvest – The process of gathering crops, often associated w
Football – A popular activity or tradition on Thanksgiving D
Mashed Potatoes – Potatoes that have been boiled and mashed,
Togetherness – The feeling of unity or being close to others
