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Celebrate Thanksgiving Ebook (Download)

Celebrate Thanksgiving Ebook (Download)

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Thanksgiving brings to mind Pilgrims and Native Americans, turkey and pumpkin pie, football games and going to Grandma's house--and most importantly, giving thanks to God for His blessings. Why do we celebrate this annual holiday in America? This study explores answers to this question.

  • Fifteen lessons of four pages each in which students discover information about Thanksgiving. The lessons explore history, geography, Bible study, art, poetry, grammar, creative writing, character, science, traditions, and thinking skills.

  • Craft instructions for seven projects.

  • Acid-free pages for your own Thanksgiving scrapbook.

Students learn about Thanksgiving as they read and complete activities in the curriculum. Each lesson takes about 30 minutes to an hour. 86 black-and-white pages. Ages 7-12.

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What Parents Are Saying

Love the Short History Readings

"I must tell you that we are truly enjoying working through Celebrate Thanksgiving. My children ages 14, 10 & 7 love the short history readings, word searches and crosswords." (Missouri)

Complements Their Other Learning

"The kids both enjoyed the Thanksgiving book immensely. The history in this book is wonderful and really complements their other learning." (Iowa)

Stretched Her Imagination

"We have thoroughly enjoyed learning more about the Pilgrims and Thanksgiving history. My oldest daughter (age 11) has really blossomed as a writer during this study. She loves the writing prompts and has really stretched her imagination in writing her stories. Even my younger daughters (ages 7 and 9) have improved in their penmanship and creativity." (Louisiana)