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~Paper plates colored brown
~various autumn themed paper (I had scrapbooking leftovers in a tub)
~tissue paper cut into fringe-y rectangles
~turkey pattern on tan construction paper (body and legs)
~orange triangle for beak
~black crayons
~raffia for bows
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Links:
~Turkey Alphabet Match Cards (uppercase and lowercase letters)
~ An easy pinecone turkey...
~ The children's table set with turkey coloring books and a Thanksgiving silhouette tablecloth (from Martha!)
And here's a silly stop-motion video for you:
The turkey poem is one of my favorite. Now I'll be singing it for hours. It's cute though and great Thanksgiving ideas.
ReplyDeleteI love this activity, and would love to do it in my classroom. Do you have a pdf file of the turkey cutout that you could post?
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Those turkeys are adorable :)
ReplyDeleteI got the pattern from a many-years-old copy of Mailbox for Teachers... one of their Nov/Dec. issues... Since I'm no longer a subscriber, I can't log on to their site to see if they have a copy to download, nor check to see what their copyright policy is. Let me keep looking!
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