Giving Thanks
The values at the heart of the holiday: gratitude, generosity and time together.
The many names for the reds, golds and browns of autumn leaves.
Hard: all eight directions, including backward.
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The colors of fall foliage and the warm palette of autumn: reds (crimson, scarlet, burgundy), oranges and browns (russet, chestnut, copper, bronze, sienna, ochre, hazel) and yellows (amber, golden), plus the maple leaf that can show many of them at once. Because so many of these words share letters and shapes, this is one of the trickiest Hard grids in the library.
The default layout is Hard on a 15×15 grid. Easy, Medium and Hard each use their own checked layout of the same words, and every one can be printed in standard or large print on US Letter or A4.
Collect fallen leaves and match each one to a color word from the list — you may find crimson, amber and russet on a single tree. Artists can mix paints to create ochre, sienna and burgundy. Writers can describe a fall scene using five color words.
Foliage · Crimson · Amber · Golden · Maple Leaf · Russet · Chestnut · Copper · Ochre · Burgundy · Hazel · Sienna · Bronze · Scarlet
The values at the heart of the holiday: gratitude, generosity and time together.
Pass the gravy: the dishes of a classic Thanksgiving table.
A walk past the fruit stand, from everyday apples to tropical papayas and pomegranates.