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'''An Elwood City Thanksgiving''' is an {{Arthur}} game on the [[PBS Kids]] website. It is based on the special "[[An Arthur Thanksgiving]]." It was released in November 2020. | '''An Elwood City Thanksgiving''' is an {{Arthur}} game on the [[PBS Kids]] website. It is based on the special "[[An Arthur Thanksgiving]]." It was released in November 2020. | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
The game follows the traditions of four households around Thanksgiving: [[:Category:Read family|the Reads]], [[:Category:Baxter family|the Baxters]], [[:Category:Ratburn family|the Ratburns]], and the [[:Category:Crosswire family|the Crosswires]]. The player can visit these houses in any order, and each one has a unique activity. In every house, the player can take a family photo or serve Thanksgiving dinner to the residents. | The game follows the traditions of four households around Thanksgiving: [[:Category:Read family|the Reads]], [[:Category:Baxter family|the Baxters]], [[:Category:Ratburn family|the Ratburns]], and the [[:Category:Crosswire family|the Crosswires]]. The player can visit these houses in any order, and each one has a unique activity. In every house, the player can take a family photo or serve Thanksgiving dinner to the residents. | ||
In Buster's house, he explains his tradition of acknowledging the Indigenous Peoples of Elwood City. The activities here include reading a land acknowledgement and picking vegetables. In Mr. Ratburn's house, the player can bake a chocolate cake. Arthur's house features a poster-creating activity. Muffy's house includes an activity of packing meals for families in need. | In Buster's house, he explains his tradition of acknowledging the Indigenous Peoples of Elwood City. The activities here include reading a land acknowledgement and picking vegetables. In Mr. Ratburn's house, the player can bake a chocolate cake. Arthur's house features a poster-creating activity. Muffy's house includes an activity of packing meals for families in need. | ||
==Characters== | ==Characters== | ||
* [[Arthur Read]] | * [[Arthur Read]] | ||
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* [[Nigel Ratburn]] | * [[Nigel Ratburn]] | ||
* [[Patrick (chocolate seller)|Patrick]] | * [[Patrick (chocolate seller)|Patrick]] | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:PBS Kids website games]] | [[Category:PBS Kids website games]] | ||
