Thanksgiving Day Science

2. The stove cooks the turkey using ____________ energy.
6. __________ energy allows your mom to see if something is done cooking in the oven.
10. The pan that my mom used to boil the potatoes got hot because it is a ________________.
11. When the apple pie was removed from the oven, the inside was as hot as lava from a _________.
13. Don't eat too much food on Thanksgiving or you might gain some _______.
14. The refrigerator keeps the pies chilled using __________ energy.
17. The ___________ ___________ of a pumpkin are orange, roundish, less dense than water, nonmagnetic, insulator and smooth.
18. When my grandma put the potatoes in the boiling water they sunk because they are more ________ then the water.
20. When the turkey was done cooking, the timer alerted my mom by using ___________ energy.

1. The salt my mom added to the gravy ____________ into the liquid.
3. Peas, carrots and green beans are a __________ that we eat on Thanksgiving.
4. Be careful when carrying your plate of food to the table or you might drop it and ___________ will cause it to crash on the floor.
5. At dinner time, when you pull your chair out or push it back under the table, you are using two different ___________.
7. When you are chewing your Thanksgiving dinner, you are using ___________ energy.
8. Melanie sat down to eat an entire meal made of ___________.
9. My dad used an oven mitt to take the casserole out of the oven because it is a good __________.
12. Cutting your turkey with a knife creates __________.
15. My mom bought a turkey with the _______ of 7.5 kilograms.
16. The ham was very flavorful because it ____________ a lot of its juices.
19. The smell of apple pie is a gas, the turkey gravey is a liquid, and the green beans are a _____________.