Across
- 4. Indigenous group that helped the Pilgrims survive.
- 6. Region where vanilla came from.
- 8. Region where corn was first domesticated.
- 10. Fun run held in many cities on Thanksgiving morning.
- 11. Country where potatoes originated.
- 12. Shopping day immediately after Thanksgiving.
- 14. Three-bird dish that John Madden made famous during Thanksgiving.
- 17. Region where apples trace their earliest origins.
- 18. Country where cinnamon originated.
- 21. Vegetable commonly used in pies at Thanksgiving.
- 22. Fruit native to North America and often eaten at Thanksgiving.
- 24. Leading state in turkey production after Minnesota.
- 25. River used to transport crops like corn and wheat.
- 27. Bird native to the Americas.
- 28. Largest pecan-producing state in the U.S.
- 29. Midwest region famous for growing corn.
Down
- 1. Ship that brought the Pilgrims to America.
- 2. Sport traditionally played on Thanksgiving Day.
- 3. Store famous for hosting a giant Thanksgiving Day parade.
- 5. Region where pumpkins and squash originated.
- 7. Mountain range early settlers crossed moving west.
- 9. Traditional dish made from bread and seasonings.
- 13. The ocean crossed by the Pilgrims to reach America.
- 15. Region where sweet potatoes/yams originated.
- 16. Minnesota city nicknamed “Turkey Town.”
- 19. Country where green beans were first cultivated.
- 20. State that produces the most turkeys in the U.S.
- 21. Iconic Thanksgiving symbol with a buckle.
- 23. Region where the first Thanksgiving took place.
- 26. Landmark where Pilgrims landed in 1620.