Go wash your hands… 4 stations…we’re cooking now… 2 – pumpkin pie filling 2- pie dough Be patient…take turns…

Albert's Thanksgiving Pizza 3 cups mashed pumpkin or one 29 ounce can pumpkin ** pinch of salt 3 eggs ** 1 cup sugar ** 1 tsp.pumpkin pie spice ** 1/3 cup whipping cream Divide dough into 3 pieces and on wax paper roll each into a 12 inch round about 1/8 inch thick. Put on a baking sheet or pizza pan. Next, in a bowl mix pumpkin, eggs, sugar, spice, cream, and salt until well blended. Spread 1 cup on each pizza dough, leaving about 1/2 inch from the edge. Bake in preheated 350 degree oven for about minutes. Albert's Pumpkin Pie Pizza Dough Ingredients: 3 cups all-purpose flour 1 lb. butter or margarine 2/3 cup sugar 3 whole eggs or 6 yolks Method: Cream the butter with the sugar in a mixing bowl, blending well. Then add the egg and slowly mix the flour and salt a little at a time. Mix until a smooth dough is formed. When it comes out of the oven and cools slightly, decorate, one can of whipped cream) 1/4 cup each for each pie: chocolate chips or butterscotch chips or mint chips, white chocolate chips, candied nuts, raisins, mini marshmallows

ALBERTS THANKSGIVING BY LESLIE TRYON You heard the story yesterday…now experience ALBERT’S THANKSGIVING!! Enjoy!!

SUMMARY Albert the school handygoose is helping the PTA get ready for the school's annual Thanksgiving feast by harvesting the vegetables and flowers from the school's garden. He just gets started when he receives a note from perky Patsy Pig, PTA President. The continual string of requests from Patsy to do "just one more tiny little job" (such as building tables, baking pumpkin pizzas for the whole school, and cleaning up the picnic area by himself) keeps Albert from his own work and has him nearly tearing out all his feathers in frustration! Albert the school handygoose is helping the PTA get ready for the school's annual Thanksgiving feast by harvesting the vegetables and flowers from the school's garden. He just gets started when he receives a note from perky Patsy Pig, PTA President. The continual string of requests from Patsy to do "just one more tiny little job" (such as building tables, baking pumpkin pizzas for the whole school, and cleaning up the picnic area by himself) keeps Albert from his own work and has him nearly tearing out all his feathers in frustration!

What is your name? Homeroom Indians had names that described them, and they usually included a describing word, an action word, and something in nature, such as an animal. Indians had names that described them, and they usually included a describing word, an action word, and something in nature, such as an animal. Come up with your own Indian name—it needs to have a verb like Walks with Power or Dancing Bear. It should fit your personality. Come up with your own Indian name—it needs to have a verb like Walks with Power or Dancing Bear. It should fit your personality. C reate a name tag with your new name. C reate a name tag with your new name.

SCHEDULE FOR THE DAY 8:00 – 9:15A CREATE PIZZA – YUMMY!! 8:00 – 9:15A CREATE PIZZA – YUMMY!! (AND CLEAN UP) (AND CLEAN UP) 9: :00 PE/Music 10: :50 Homeroom Lesson 10: :30 11:30 - 1:10 1:10 -1:50 1:50 -2:30 2:30 - 3:10 Last lesson plus eating the pizzas. 9: :00 PE/Music 10: :50 Homeroom Lesson 10: :30 11:30 - 1:10 1:10 -1:50 1:50 -2:30 2:30 - 3:10 Last lesson plus eating the pizzas. **SWITCH TO THE RIGHT…QUICKLY AND QUIETLY…WE ARE GOING TO NEED ALL OF OUR MINUTES TODAY!!

HAPPY THANKSGIVING WELCOME!! IF YOU HAVE NEVER HAD ME AS A TEACHER, MY EXPECTATIONS ARE: 1) RAISE YOUR HAND FOR QUESTIONS/COMMENTS 2) TALK IN SOFT VOICES 3) TALK TO YOUR CLASSMATES KINDLY 4) LISTEN TO ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE ASKING QUESTIONS

ORIGAMI (Mrs. Treadwell)

ODE TO TOM TURKEY (Mrs. Harper) Oh, Tom Turkey You are such a handsome bird… What is an Ode? An ode is a poem that is written for an occasion or on a particular subject. They are usually dignified and more serious as a form than other forms of poetry. An ode is a poem that is written for an occasion or on a particular subject. They are usually dignified and more serious as a form than other forms of poetry.

COLONIAL TOYS (MRS. MYSAK) Popular Colonial Games & Toys Which Do You Know? HERE ARE JUST A FEW: Yo-Yo Puzzles Hoops Kite Flying Jump Rope Jacob's Ladder Bow & Arrow Blind Man's Bluff Marbles Rocking Horses Cards Jack Straws Yo-Yo Puzzles Hoops Kite Flying Jump Rope Jacob's Ladder Bow & Arrow Blind Man's Bluff Marbles Rocking Horses Cards Jack Straws In the colonial period, these games helped children learn skills that they would need later in life as farmers and parents. Games taught children how to aim and throw, how to solve problems and do things with their hands, and how to follow directions and rules. They also learned to be fair, to wait their turn, and to use their imaginations. In the colonial period, these games helped children learn skills that they would need later in life as farmers and parents. Games taught children how to aim and throw, how to solve problems and do things with their hands, and how to follow directions and rules. They also learned to be fair, to wait their turn, and to use their imaginations.

‘TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE THANKSGIVING MRS. MORRIS WHAT ARE YOU THANKFUL FOR? CREATE PLACEMENTS

MRS. JONES TBA

MRS. FARRAR TBA

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!! ENJOY YOUR FAMILY AND YOUR HOLIDAY!!