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This document provides instructions for a 2nd cycle primary school art project on Thanksgiving. The project involves students making a turkey hat and a wall chart listing what they are thankful for. For the turkey hat, students will cut out paper shapes to construct a turkey headpiece and attach it to a paper headband. They will also create a large wall chart by drawing and painting a turkey picture and writing what they are thankful for. The goals are for students to learn vocabulary related to materials and Thanksgiving, learn how to express thanks, and learn about American culture.
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- 15. - Step 6: Make the headband by folding a piece of construction paper lengthwise, about 2" in width. - Step 7: Tie both ends of it with some rubber string
- 17. MATERIALS
- 20. -Step 1: Look for an appropriate picture of a turkey. -Step 2: Draw it in a big sheet of paper. - Step 3: Paint the turkey with pieces of sponge.
- 21. http://www.teachersnotebook.com/product/westiefan /i-am-thankful-black-white-version -Step 4: Write on the handout what you are thankful for
- 22. - Step 5: Write it on the wallchart