Classroom Thanksgiving Riddles for Elementary

I'm the big bird on the table with stuffing inside. What am I?

I'm orange, mashed, and often topped with marshmallows. What am I?

I'm the pie with whipped cream that smells like cinnamon. What am I?

I'm the horn-shaped basket filled with corn and gourds. What am I?

I'm the holiday when families say what they're thankful for. What am I?

I'm the crunchy side dish made from dried bread cubes. What am I?

I'm the parade with giant balloons floating down the street. What am I?

I'm the football game watched after the big meal. What am I?

I'm the nap some adults take on the couch after dinner. What am I?

I'm the wishbone two people pull for good luck. What am I?

What is brown, has a tail, and stores nuts for winter?

What falls from trees but is not hurt?

What do you call a turkey on the day after Thanksgiving?

Why did the turkey cross the road?

What key won't open any door but opens hearts?

What do pilgrims use to bake cookies?

What smells like autumn and comes in a pie?

What is a scarecrow's favorite fruit?

What kind of music do pilgrims like?

What is always in front of you but can't be seen?

I am the hand-traced turkey colored with crayons. What am I?

I am the gratitude jar filled with student notes. What am I?

I am the bulletin board covered in paper leaves. What am I?

I am the story about the first harvest feast. What am I?

I am the class list of things we are thankful for. What am I?

I am the potluck sign-up sheet on the classroom door. What am I?

I am the math problem counting cans for a food drive. What am I?

I am the cooperative game building a paper feast together. What am I?

I am the teacher reminding us kindness is something to share. Who am I?

I am the warm feeling when someone says thank you. What am I?