Thanksgiving Day

4. A horn-shaped container symbolizing abundance and commonly associated with harvest.
5. A type of legume planted with corn in the traditional "Three Sisters" planting method.
8. The ship that brought the Pilgrims to America in 1620.
9. The colony founded by the Pilgrims where the first Thanksgiving was celebrated.
10. The English settlers who celebrated the first Thanksgiving in 1621.
12. The leader of the Pilgrims who played a key role in the first Thanksgiving.
13. Small red fruits often used to make a tart sauce served with turkey.

1. A bone from the turkey that people pull apart for good luck after the meal.
2. The bird that is traditionally served as the main dish on Thanksgiving.
3. A grain that was essential in Native American diets and shared with the Pilgrims.
6. A mixture of bread, herbs, and vegetables cooked inside or alongside a turkey.
7. Meat from a deer, sometimes served during the early Thanksgiving feasts.
8. A famous department store known for its annual Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York.
11. A savory sauce made from the juices of cooked meat, often served with turkey.