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Thanksgiving
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The turkey put on clothes to fool...
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[made with abctools] From "Americans" to "vegetables".
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Fun theme pictures and words make these flashcards useful for theme activities. Make two sets for a concentration/memory game.
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"I like turkey for dinner." This four-page illustrated booklet is a great introduction to words related to Thanksgiving.
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Lined paper with an illustration of a Pilgrim family in the upper left corner.
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Lined paper with an illustration of a turkey and the words "Happy Thanksgiving" across the top.
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Draw a picture of a turkey in the box and describe it on the lines below.
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Unlined cornucopia-shaped page with the writing prompt "I am thankful because...". Cut out for a shapebook or hang on the wall.
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Write words in each feather that represent things you are thankful for. Then color the turkey.
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Write the directions for cooking a turkey.
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Mrs. Owens was making Thanksgiving dinner for ten people. She had to make pumpkin pies. Each pie had 8 pieces... (two math problems; 1 page)
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Write an acrostic poem about turkeys. With a picture to color.
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Research the supplies the Pilgrims would have needed to take, and write the supplies in the sails of the Mayflower picture below.
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Color this picture of a Thanksgiving family feast, or trace and cut out to make a great shapebook.
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Use this Venn diagram to compare the first Thanksgiving with your own.
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Foldable card with a picture to color of a cornucopia above the words "HAPPY THANKSGIVING", and text inside reading "Have a wonderful, bountiful, thankful holiday!"
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This reading comprehension lesson provides information about the "first" Thanksgiving.
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This reading comprehension lesson provides information about the "first" Thanksgiving.
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Students create a menu and then assign some of the most common Thanksgiving foods to the appropriate food groups.
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From "America" to "yams".
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Color this simple drawing of a turkey or trace and cut out to make a great shapebook.
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Lined and unlined paper with a picture of a turkey.
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Trace and cut out. From "corn" to "squash", each page of this turkey-shaped shapebook has a word relating to Thanksgiving. Makes a great bulletin board decoration.
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Two pages of lined border paper with Thanksgiving-themed illustrations (a turkey, the Mayflower) in the top center of each lined page.
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Lined paper with a small illustration of the Mayflower in the upper-left corner.
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November-themed crossword puzzle.
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[member-created with abctools] Unscramble the words from "corn" to "turkey".
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Lined paper with an illustration of a cornucopia at the top. (elementary) (20 pt. line, 1.25 spaces between lines)
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Lined and unlined paper with a picture of the Mayflower.
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3 ACROSS: Star of the Thanksgiving dinner.
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This one-page reading comprehension follows a standardized testing format. An interesting factual comprehension and great testing practice!
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Make your own old-fashioned quill pen.
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Cloze exercise and word unscrambles inside a turkey shape.
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"I am thankful for my family because...". Eight pages of writing prompts about thankfulness.
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Answer the target questions to help organize thoughts for a report on Native Americans.
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Use this chart to compare food, clothing, and shelter types for various tribes (divided by region).
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A fun tie-in to a "Native American" unit.
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Lined paper with illustrations of leaves in the surrounding border.
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"T is for turkey..." Trace and cut out. This turkey-shaped shapebook has five pages of short turkey-related prompts.
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