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infantiL + 1st grade
infantiL + 1st grade
Hand Turkeys
Hand Turkeys
In Infantil and 1st grade, students learned about the Thanksgiving holiday by listening to a Thanksgiving story about saying "thank you" to family, friends, candy, the sun, etc. Students then practiced drawing their own gratitude turkeys by tracing their hand and writing "thank you!"
Turkey Feathers
Turkey Feathers
Throughout the week, students practiced saying "thank you." After making their own hand turkeys, students decorated and wrote their names on hand "feathers" that were then added to a big class turkey.
2nd and 3rd grade
2nd and 3rd grade
This week, students in grades 2 and 3 learned about the history of Thanksgiving and traditional Thanksgiving foods! After discussing a short video and practicing new vocabulary terms, students completed a hand turkey craft, allowing them to reflect on the people, places, and things for which they are thankful.
4th and 5th grade
4th and 5th grade
Thanksgiving Day is a national holiday in the United States, and Thanksgiving 2023 occurs on Thursday, November 23. In 1621, the Plymouth colonists and Wampanoag Indians shared an autumn harvest feast that is acknowledged as one of the first Thanksgiving celebrations in the colonies.
For Thanksgiving, the students learned about its origins, traditional food that is prepared for the holiday meal and what the holiday is meant to commemorate. As a fun activity the students created hand turkeys and listed what they are thankful for.
For Thanksgiving, the students learned about its origins, traditional food that is prepared for the holiday meal and what the holiday is meant to commemorate. As a fun activity the students created hand turkeys and listed what they are thankful for.
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