Stuart's Thanksgiving Feast

For a day and a half, Stuart's school class along with another class, cooked. They made a turkey and all the fixings! For about a week they made decorations and invitations. Stories about Thanksgiving were also written. Of course there were also rehersals for the performance and songs.

Tuesday morning the students decorated the classroom. There were pinecone turkeys, turkey napkin rings, woven placemats and name cards on the table. The walls had the pilgrims and ships the students colored, along with their stories. Also there were turkeys all over the wall. The room looked great.

Guests were seated as they arrived. When we were all there, the student came in in their costumes, singing. They lined up front of the classroom. Each of them read a part of the story about Thanksgiving four hundred years ago and today. It was awesome and all the parents/grandparents were thrilled. After the program, we all ate. The students were excited to try the food they had made. It was an awesome day.



This is Grandpap, Stuart and his cousin Austin.



Good job Stuart and classmates.

The students waiting in their costumes to go in and perform. They are so CUTE!

Our principal carved the turkey for everyone. I love that Mr Gifford gets involved in the classrooms. He knows each of the students names and who their parents are. Mr Gifford is a terrific principal.