Happy Thanksgiving Day!!!!

Each year on the fourth Thursday in november, Americans gather for a day of feasting, football and family. While today's Thanksgiving celebrations would likely be unrecognizable to attendees of the original 1621 harvest meal, it continues to be a day for Americans to come together around the table - albeit with some updates to pilgrim's menu.

The Mayflower

The American Natives

 The Pilgrims

The Colonies

Then and Now

The Parade

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This article explores the development of our modern holiday. For information on food at the First Thanksgiving, go to Partakers of our Plenty. For additional children's resources on Thanksgiving, you might want to view Scholastic's Virtual Field Trip to Plimoth Plantation, explore our Online Learning Center, or visit our Homework Help page. If you'd like to join us for Thanksgiving dinner, please visit our Thanksgiving Dining and Special Events page.



That was the way how children in Lope de Vega worked about one of the most popular Festivals in America:

-They thanked for so many different things that they have as children.
-They made cards with drawings about the Festival.
-They looked for recipes of typical food that Americans eat on Thanksgiving Day.