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This document provides information about the history and traditions of Thanksgiving. It discusses how the first Thanksgiving was a harvest feast shared by Pilgrims and Wampanoag Indians in 1621 to celebrate their successful crops. Native Americans had also held harvest festivals for centuries. Today, Thanksgiving is celebrated in November and is a time when families come together to be thankful and share a meal of turkey and other foods. The document includes discussion questions and activities for students to learn about what people are thankful for.
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The document discusses having students identify special qualities of their hometown by drawing pictures of it and comparing drawings. It then has students work together to create a presentation to welcome visitors to their town, highlighting local restaurants and attractions to persuade a family to visit their town on vacation.
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This document discusses how people of different ages, cultural backgrounds, and traditions contribute to communities. It provides instructions for an activity where students will create a collage and description showing how diverse people with various cultures, ages, jobs, and traditions contribute to their classroom community. Students are asked to consider what roles citizens play in establishing communities and how diversity enriches communities.
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