This board helps players review Thanksgiving through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Turkey Talk, Feast Favorites, Parades & Pigskin, History & Harvest, Table Talk. It is useful for classroom review, team trivia, family game night, test prep, and group play.
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A peek at what's on the board — 5 categories and one sample clue from each. Answers stay hidden until you open them, so the game still works.
This bird is the main dish most associated with Thanksgiving dinner.
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Turkey
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This bread-based side dish is often cooked inside or alongside the turkey.
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Stuffing
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This retailer sponsors the famous Thanksgiving Day parade in New York City.
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Macy's
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This ship carried the Pilgrims to New England in 1620.
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Mayflower
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This phrase is commonly said before a meal to express gratitude.
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Giving thanks
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Board content
Turkey Talk
- $100 — This bird is the main dish most associated with Thanksgiving dinner.
- Turkey
- $200 — This red sauce is commonly served with turkey and stuffing.
- Cranberry sauce
- $300 — This U-shaped bone is often pulled apart for good luck after dinner.
- Wishbone
- $400 — This term describes the flap of skin hanging from a turkey's neck.
- Wattle
- $500 — This federal agency estimates millions of turkeys are raised annually for the holiday season.
- USDA
Feast Favorites
- $100 — This bread-based side dish is often cooked inside or alongside the turkey.
- Stuffing
- $200 — This orange pie is the dessert most strongly tied to Thanksgiving.
- Pumpkin pie
- $300 — This casserole often includes green beans, cream soup, and crispy onions.
- Green bean casserole
- $400 — This root vegetable is often topped with marshmallows in a sweet holiday casserole.
- Sweet potato
- $500 — This cornmeal dish became popular in New England and shares a name with an old colonial nickname.
- Johnnycake
Parades & Pigskin
- $100 — This retailer sponsors the famous Thanksgiving Day parade in New York City.
- Macy's
- $200 — This city hosts America's best-known Thanksgiving parade route through Manhattan.
- New York City
- $300 — This NFL team has hosted a Thanksgiving Day game almost every year since 1934.
- Detroit Lions
- $400 — This other NFL franchise became a Thanksgiving regular beginning in 1966.
- Dallas Cowboys
- $500 — This parade balloon character debuted in 1927 and replaced live zoo animals as the event grew.
- Felix the Cat
History & Harvest
- $100 — This ship carried the Pilgrims to New England in 1620.
- Mayflower
- $200 — This present-day state was the site of Plymouth Colony.
- Massachusetts
- $300 — This Indigenous nation interacted with the Plymouth colonists around the 1621 harvest gathering.
- Wampanoag
- $400 — This president proclaimed a national Thanksgiving holiday in 1863 during the Civil War.
- Abraham Lincoln
- $500 — This magazine editor campaigned for years to make Thanksgiving a national holiday.
- Sarah Josepha Hale
Table Talk
- $100 — This phrase is commonly said before a meal to express gratitude.
- Giving thanks
- $200 — This afternoon condition after a huge meal is often blamed on turkey, even though overeating is usually the real culprit.
- Food coma
- $300 — This shopping day comes immediately after Thanksgiving in the United States.
- Black Friday
- $400 — This Monday after Thanksgiving became known for online shopping deals.
- Cyber Monday
- $500 — This 1987 road-trip comedy pairs Steve Martin and John Candy trying to get home for Thanksgiving.
- Planes, Trains and Automobiles
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