Thanksgiving Fun Facts

2. Black Friday is the busiest day for ___.
7. The original Thanksgiving feast was eaten with spoons and knives because ___ weren't yet popular.
8. In 2011, 736 ___ pounds of turkeys were consumed in the United States.
10. ___ celebrate Thanksgiving the second Monday in November.
12. Thanksgiving is always held on the 4th ___ of November.
13. The Detroit ___ always play on Thanksgiving.
14. If a cranberry bounces, you know it is ___.
16. Sarah Josepha Hale, the author of Mary Had a Little Lamb, convinced President ___ to celebrate Thanksgiving through letters.
17. The ___ Thanksgiving Day Parade began in 1924.
19. Only male turkeys make a ___ sound.

1. ___ Bells was originally a Thanksgiving song.
3. An estimated 50 million ___ pies are eaten each year.
4. Baby turkeys are called ___.
5. This state produces the most turkeys.
6. Each year the ___ pardons a turkey from being eaten.
9. The first Thanksgiving was celebrated for ___ days.
11. The first Thanksgiving meal took place in the ___ of 1621.
12. It's unlikely the colonists or Native Americans ate ___ during the first Thanksgiving.
15. The ___ ritual from the turkey is thought to bring good luck.
18. The ___ balloon has appeared more in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade than any other character.