Thanksgiving and Black Friday: Conversation Practice What are you thankful for? What kind of food do you eat at a family feast? What do you do with your.

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Thanksgiving and Black Friday: Conversation Practice What are you thankful for? What kind of food do you eat at a family feast? What do you do with your family during a rest holiday? Do you like to shop online during singles day? What kinds of things do you like to shop for? What’s the best deal you’ve ever gotten on singles day?

Thanksgiving Vocabulary Turkey –

Thanksgiving Vocabulary Turkey – a large bird, leaner than chicken

Thanksgiving Vocabulary Turkey – a large bird, leaner than chicken Plump –

Thanksgiving Vocabulary Turkey – a large bird, leaner than chicken Plump – (adjective) large and juicy

Thanksgiving Vocabulary Turkey – a large bird, leaner than chicken Plump – (adjective) large and juicy Stuffing –

Thanksgiving Vocabulary Turkey – a large bird, leaner than chicken Plump – (adjective) large and juicy Stuffing – seasoned bread used to stuff a turkey before cooking it. It absorbs the juices while it cooks.

Thanksgiving Vocabulary Turkey – a large bird, leaner than chicken Plump – (adjective) large and juicy Stuffing – seasoned bread used to stuff a turkey before cooking it. It absorbs the juices while it cooks. Mashed Potatoes –

Thanksgiving Vocabulary Turkey – a large bird, leaner than chicken Plump – (adjective) large and juicy Stuffing – seasoned bread used to stuff a turkey before cooking it. It absorbs the juices while it cooks. Mashed Potatoes – Potatoes that have been mixed vigorously into a thick paste. Gravy –

Thanksgiving Vocabulary Turkey – a large bird, leaner than chicken Plump – (adjective) large and juicy Stuffing – seasoned bread used to stuff a turkey before cooking it. It absorbs the juices while it cooks. Mashed Potatoes – Potatoes that have been mixed vigorously into a thick paste. Gravy – a thick sauce made from the bones, fat, and juices of the turkey (or other meat)

Thanksgiving Vocabulary Turkey – a large bird, leaner than chicken Plump – (adjective) large and juicy Stuffing – seasoned bread used to stuff a turkey before cooking it. It absorbs the juices while it cooks. Mashed Potatoes – Potatoes that have been mixed vigorously into a thick paste. Gravy – a thick sauce made from the bones, fat, and juices of the turkey (or other meat) Whipped cream –

Thanksgiving Vocabulary Turkey – a large bird, leaner than chicken Plump – (adjective) large and juicy Stuffing – seasoned bread used to stuff a turkey before cooking it. It absorbs the juices while it cooks. Mashed Potatoes – Potatoes that have been mixed vigorously into a thick paste. Gravy – a thick sauce made from the bones, fat, and juices of the turkey (or other meat) Whipped cream – cream that has been mixed quickly into a sweet foam-like topping

Thanksgiving Vocabulary Turkey – a large bird, leaner than chicken Plump – (adjective) large and juicy Stuffing – seasoned bread used to stuff a turkey before cooking it. It absorbs the juices while it cooks. Mashed Potatoes – Potatoes that have been mixed vigorously into a thick paste. Gravy – a thick sauce made from the bones, fat, and juices of the turkey (or other meat) Whipped cream – cream that has been mixed quickly into a sweet foam-like topping Grateful –

Thanksgiving Vocabulary Turkey – a large bird, leaner than chicken Plump – (adjective) large and juicy Stuffing – seasoned bread used to stuff a turkey before cooking it. It absorbs the juices while it cooks. Mashed Potatoes – Potatoes that have been mixed vigorously into a thick paste. Gravy – a thick sauce made from the bones, fat, and juices of the turkey (or other meat) Whipped cream – cream that has been mixed quickly into a sweet foam-like topping Grateful – Thankful Deep-fried –

Thanksgiving Vocabulary Turkey – a large bird, leaner than chicken Plump – (adjective) large and juicy Stuffing – seasoned bread used to stuff a turkey before cooking it. It absorbs the juices while it cooks. Mashed Potatoes – Potatoes that have been mixed vigorously into a thick paste. Gravy – a thick sauce made from the bones, fat, and juices of the turkey (or other meat) Whipped cream – cream that has been mixed quickly into a sweet foam-like topping Grateful – Thankful Deep-fried – cooking something by fully dipping it into hot oil

Thanksgiving Vocabulary Turkey – a large bird, leaner than chicken Plump – (adjective) large and juicy Stuffing – seasoned bread used to stuff a turkey before cooking it. It absorbs the juices while it cooks. Mashed Potatoes – Potatoes that have been mixed vigorously into a thick paste. Gravy – a thick sauce made from the bones, fat, and juices of the turkey (or other meat) Whipped cream – cream that has been mixed quickly into a sweet foam-like topping Grateful – Thankful Deep-fried – cooking something by fully dipping it into hot oil Food-coma –

Thanksgiving Vocabulary Turkey – a large bird, leaner than chicken Plump – (adjective) large and juicy Stuffing – seasoned bread used to stuff a turkey before cooking it. It absorbs the juices while it cooks. Mashed Potatoes – Potatoes that have been mixed vigorously into a thick paste. Gravy – a thick sauce made from the bones, fat, and juices of the turkey (or other meat) Whipped cream – cream that has been mixed quickly into a sweet foam-like topping Grateful – Thankful Deep-fried – cooking something by fully dipping it into hot oil Food-coma – you’ve eaten so much that you’re very tired

Deep Fried Turkey How to Deep Fry a Turkey

Wild Turkey Wild turkeys are thinner than turkeys that are raised on farms. Males are four feet long, including their tails. Females are three feet long.

Hot Oil in Pot To deep fry a turkey, you need a large pot filled with hot oil. Hot oil is very dangerous, so keep children and pets away from the oil. Use a thermometer to check the temperature.

Checking the Turkey Lower the turkey slowly into the boiling oil. Wear heavy gloves to protect your hands. It’s a good idea to wear an apron and a long- sleeve shirt, too.

Removing the Turkey When the turkey is finished, slowly lift it out of the pot using the poultry lifter. A poultry lifter is a metal rod formed into a loop. The cavity of the turkey is placed through the loop.

Ready to Eat After you take the turkey out of the pot, put it on a platter to let it drain and cool before you slice it. Delicious!

Turkey for Thanksgiving Family Dinner

Checking the Recipe Most families eat turkey on Thanksgiving. There are many recipes that tell you how to cook a turkey.

Preparing the Turkey Before you put the turkey in the oven, you must prepare it. Some people put stuffing inside the turkey.

Basting the Turkey While the turkey is cooking, it is a good idea to baste it. “Basting” means to pour the juices over the meat as it cooks.

Setting the Table The girl is setting the table. She is putting the plates and silverware on the table.

Sneaking a Piece of Turkey The boy is hungry. He is sneaking a piece of turkey.

Carving the Turkey The father is carving the turkey. He is cutting it with a sharp knife.

Serving the Turkey This man is being polite. He is making sure his wife has enough food.

Passing the Food Don’t reach across the dinner table. Instead, ask people to pass the food to you.

Dessert On Thanksgiving, most families eat pumpkin pie with whipped cream for dessert.

Washing Dishes At the end of the meal there are many dirty dishes to wash.

Turducken, a chicken insides of a duck inside of a turkey, has been gaining popularity in recent years, but it takes an experienced cook to get it right.

Since 1924, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade has kicked off the holiday season in New York City.Macy's Thanksgiving Day ParadeNew York City

Black Friday Vocabulary Doorbuster –

Black Friday Vocabulary Doorbuster – a word used by shops for special deals that are limited to the first few customers who come

Black Friday Vocabulary Doorbuster – a word used by shops for special deals that are limited to the first few customers who come Camp –

Black Friday Vocabulary Doorbuster – a word used by shops for special deals that are limited to the first few customers who come Camp – a word used to describe sleeping outdoors, usually in nature, but people also camp on Black Friday

Black Friday Vocabulary Doorbuster – a word used by shops for special deals that are limited to the first few customers who come Camp – a word used to describe sleeping outdoors, usually in nature, but people also camp on Black Friday Stampede –

Black Friday Vocabulary Doorbuster – a word used by shops for special deals that are limited to the first few customers who come Camp – a word used to describe sleeping outdoors, usually in nature, but people also camp on Black Friday Stampede – describes a panicked group running together, usually used to describe animals, but also describes people on Black Friday

Black Friday Vocabulary Doorbuster – a word used by shops for special deals that are limited to the first few customers who come Camp – a word used to describe sleeping outdoors, usually in nature, but people also camp on Black Friday Stampede – describes a panicked group running together, usually used to describe animals, but also describes people on Black Friday Trampled –

Black Friday Vocabulary Doorbuster – a word used by shops for special deals that are limited to the first few customers who come Camp – a word used to describe sleeping outdoors, usually in nature, but people also camp on Black Friday Stampede – describes a panicked group running together, usually used to describe animals, but also describes people on Black Friday Trampled – to be run over by a stampede

Black Friday Vocabulary Doorbuster – a word used by shops for special deals that are limited to the first few customers who come Camp – a word used to describe sleeping outdoors, usually in nature, but people also camp on Black Friday Stampede – describes a panicked group running together, usually used to describe animals, but also describes people on Black Friday Trampled – to be run over by a stampede Quantity –

Black Friday Vocabulary Doorbuster – a word used by shops for special deals that are limited to the first few customers who come Camp – a word used to describe sleeping outdoors, usually in nature, but people also camp on Black Friday Stampede – describes a panicked group running together, usually used to describe animals, but also describes people on Black Friday Trampled – to be run over by a stampede Quantity – the number of items

Black Friday Vocabulary Doorbuster – a word used by shops for special deals that are limited to the first few customers who come Camp – a word used to describe sleeping outdoors, usually in nature, but people also camp on Black Friday Stampede – describes a panicked group running together, usually used to describe animals, but also describes people on Black Friday Trampled – to be run over by a stampede Quantity – the number of items Browse –

Black Friday Vocabulary Doorbuster – a word used by shops for special deals that are limited to the first few customers who come Camp – a word used to describe sleeping outdoors, usually in nature, but people also camp on Black Friday Stampede – describes a panicked group running together, usually used to describe animals, but also describes people on Black Friday Trampled – to be run over by a stampede Quantity – the number of items Browse – to scan, to look over, to casually view

Black Friday Vocabulary Doorbuster – a word used by shops for special deals that are limited to the first few customers who come Camp – a word used to describe sleeping outdoors, usually in nature, but people also camp on Black Friday Stampede – describes a panicked group running together, usually used to describe animals, but also describes people on Black Friday Trampled – to be run over by a stampede Quantity – the number of items Browse – to scan, to look over, to casually view Window-shopping –

Black Friday Vocabulary Doorbuster – a word used by shops for special deals that are limited to the first few customers who come Camp – a word used to describe sleeping outdoors, usually in nature, but people also camp on Black Friday Stampede – describes a panicked group running together, usually used to describe animals, but also describes people on Black Friday Trampled – to be run over by a stampede Quantity – the number of items Browse – to scan, to look over, to casually view Window-shopping – to browse with no intention to buy

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The actual Walmart Black Friday 2014 sale is in 3 phases, 2 on Thanksgiving Day and the final one starting Friday morning.Walmart Black Friday 2014Thanksgiving Day