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Students will learn about the first Thanksgiving with this resource. It includes a 13 slide PowerPoint presentation and a pdf file of the slides for printing. Information includes the arrival and first winter, the befriending of Native Americans, proclamation of the first celebratory feast and the food that was most likely eaten and President Lincoln’s proclamation of a national Thanksgiving.
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With this comprehensive, cross-curricular unit study on the Mayflower, your students are going to read informational text to learn about the ship, its voyages, and its passengers (the Pilgrims). Students will also work with vocabulary related to ship navigational instruments, sections of the ship as well as words used in a farewell letter written to the passengers of the Mayflower. Perfect to use when studying the founding of the New World or during November (prior to Thanksgiving).
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This grammar and creative writing resource, Thanksgiving Grammar & Creative Writing Activities, will keep your students actively learning throughout the month of November covering a variety of skills. It includes 19 student pages and will have students focusing on adjectives, adverbs, verbs, suffixes, articles “a” and “an”, nouns – both common and proper, syllables, synonyms, proofreading and also provides picture writing prompts for creative story writing as well as acrostic and limerick poetry!
Students will love playing ‘Double-Six Dominoes‘ with a Thanksgiving theme! Game instructions and game board example included!
This resource, Informational Text: The Cornucopia – A Symbol of Thanksgiving, has been designed to help students develop comprehension skills, learn word part meanings (Language Arts), and build content area knowledge (History).
The cornucopia is a one of the most common symbol for the November holiday and yet why is that? How did it get its name? What Greek Myth is the basis for the cornucopia? What are the Latin roots of the word? Students will learn these things in just 1 page of informational text!
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