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Good afternoon, children! I am glad to see you on this page. Today we will learn about Thanksgiving Day. This is one of the greatest national holidays of the United States of America. Celebrations were held in almost all cultures of the world as a sign of gratitude for the abundant harvest.

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Good afternoon, children! I am glad to see you on this page. Today we will learn about Thanksgiving Day. This is one of the greatest national holidays of the United States of America. Celebrations were held in almost all cultures of the world as a sign of gratitude for the abundant harvest.

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Let's watch the video together!

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The History of The First Thanksgiving Day

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Our lesson is devoted to this day, its history and tradition.

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Now I’m going to tell a brief history of Thanksgiving.

And for the first, what is Thanksgiving?

It means give thanks, say thank you to the close people and be thankful for everything you have in your life.

Thanksgiving is a national holiday in the United States.

It is celebrated each year on the fourth Thursday in November.

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People decorate their houses with flowers, send the greeting cards and letters of thanks, go the parades and harvest festivals.

On this day, families and friends gather together for a big dinner.

In the center of the table you always can see a turkey, pumpkin pie and cranberry grave.

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That is all for today. Goodbye! See you next lesson!