Thanksgiving Day is a national holiday in America. It is celebrated every year on the fourth Thursday in November. On this day, families come together for a big meal that includes turkey and pumpkin pie. Before they eat, people say what they are thankful for. The first Thanksgiving was celebrated by the Pilgrims who sailed from England to America in November 1620. Their first year was very hard and many people died. But they had a good harvest which they were thankful for. To celebrate, they had a big Thanksgiving meal in October 1621. This was the first Thanksgiving but it didn’t become a national holiday until 1941.
Which day of the week is Thanksgiving Day celebrated?
Thursday
Friday
Sunday
Saturday
What do people usually eat on Thanksgiving Day?
turkey
chicken
beef
pork
Where did the Pilgrims come from?
England
America
Holland
Germany
When was the first Thanksgiving?
1621
1620
1941
1921
When did Thanksgiving Day become a national holiday?
1941
1620
1621
1921
What do people say on this special day?
What they are thankful for.
Happy Thanksgiving.
Good morning.
How are you?
When did the Pilgrims land in America?
1620
1621
1941
1940
Why were the Pilgrims thankful?
They had a good harvest.
It was a holiday.
They came from England.
They were happy.
Today, who celebrates Thanksgiving Day?
families
Pilgrims
Indians
English people
Do Americans go to school and work on Thanksgiving Day?