Classroom Thanksgiving Riddles for Elementary

I gobble without a fork and wear feathers without flying. What am I?

I’m the table runner filled with thank-you notes instead of dishes. What am I?

I’m mashed and fluffy, waiting for gravy rain to fall. What am I?

I’m the pilgrim hat stuffed with crayons for the art station. What am I?

I’m the leaf-shaped card where students write who they appreciate. What am I?

I’m the parade float students build from shoeboxes and tissue paper. What am I?

I’m the cozy story read aloud about sharing food with new friends. What am I?

I’m the snack time treat shaped like a cornucopia filled with fruit snacks. What am I?

I’m the song with hand motions about five silly turkeys. What am I?

I’m the math center where pumpkins, ears of corn, and apples help with grouping. What am I?

I’m the November calendar filled with kindness challenges each day. What am I?

I’m the science experiment testing which bread makes the best stuffing. What am I?

I’m the teacher’s reminder to thank cafeteria heroes and bus drivers. What am I?

I’m the closing circle where students share a “thankful feather.” What am I?

I’m the backpack note reminding families about food drives and community giving. What am I?