The gathering of crops is called this.
The Harvest!
This yellow veggie tastes sweet and cooked into a loaf.
Spaghetti
Cornbread
Celery
Chicken nuggets
Butternut, acorn, and honeynut are all types of...
animals
squash
beets
apples
What is your favorite Thanksgiving food?
Corn
Mashed Potatoes
Pumpkin Pie
Turkey
This cheesy baked dish is many children's favorite.
Apple Pie
Baked potato
Creamed corn
Mac & Cheese
It has ears but it cannot hear and it has flakes but it has no hair. What is it?
Corn!
What was the first ship to bring Pilgrims to America?
Santa maria
Nina
Mayflower
Pinta
What do you call unhappy cranberries?
Blueberries!
These green vegetable are often cooked into a casserole.
beets
squash
turnips
Green beans
This is the country the Pilgrims were from.
England
Italy
Germany
China
A large dinner may also be called this.
Calendar
Box
Feast
Table
These two groups of people shared the first Thanksgiving dinner together.
Pilgrims and Native Americans!
This delicious drink is made from a fruit that can be red, green, or yellow.
Apple Cider!
This dessert may be filled with apples, berries, pumpkin, or pecans.
Pie!
Yogurt
Bread
Cookie
The annual tradition each and every Thanksgiving Day is watching the great team sport the Lions and Cowboys play. What is it?
Football!
What smells the best every Thanksgiving dinner?
Your nose!
Thanksgiving takes place during this month in autumn.
November!
This delicious squash can be baked into a pie. What am I?
Pumpkin!
This is a meat often eaten on Thanksgiving.
Turkey!
This fruit sauce is often paired with Thanksgiving dinner. It comes from a can...
Cranberry Sauce!
This food made of bread and herbs goes best with Turkey.
Stuffing!
A fun fall activity where you try to escape...
Porch
Backyard
Barn
Corn maze
I have ears, but I cannot hear. My outside is good enough to eat, but my inside gets thrown away. What am I?
Corn!
If you want to picture fall, then my image would be best. I am a horn that is filled with all the season’s harvest. What am I?
Cornucopia!
You can mash, bake, fry, or crisp these. What are they?
Potatoes!