Cranberries
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- BERRY
- BOG
- CANNED
- CRANBERRY
- FLOATING
- HARVEST
- JELLY
- JUICE
- RELISH
- RUBY
- SAUCE
- SCARLET
- TART
- VINE
- WETLAND
Follow the tart little berry from the flooded bog all the way to the dinner table, where it shows up as sauce, relish, and jelly. Curious kids and food-minded solvers will pick up a fact or two about how cranberries grow and get harvested. Print it as a Thanksgiving table activity, or play it right in your browser.