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MRS. SMITH'S FIRST
GRADERS AT EAST ARE
THANKFUL THIS THANKSGIV-
ING FOR MANY THINGS...
Willie for toys, James for toys,
Christopher for food, Miosha for her
teacher, Nicholas for the schools,
Christy for her puppy, Markietta for
her family, Lamar for his clothes,
Rashion for candy, Latoya for the
world, Eric for his home, LaDricus for
our school, Jolynn of all moms and
dads, Antonia for schools, Kenyiette
for her family, Necole for her friends,
Sylvia for her aunt Latosha for her
mom, Stephanie M. for her dog, Evan
for everything and everybody, Joshua
for little children, Nidhee for families
and the world, Bradley for the world,
Stephanie T. for all the animals.
We hope everyone has a very thank-
ful Thanksgiving.
PENNY ANTHONY K-1ST
EAST ELEMENTARY
I am thankful for turkeys, and the
pilgrims, and my mama.
Latavia Logan
At Thanksgiving I am thankful for
Indians, and their horses.
This is my Thanksgiving turkey.
John Phillip Martin
I am thankful for by bunnies.
Misty Collins
You eat turkey on Thanksgiving
Day.
Lorlita Sponn
We are getting ready to pick some
turkeys.
Donitra Roberts
MS. LEE, 3RD GRADE EAST ELE-
MENTARY.
THE LITTLE TURKEY
Once there was a little turkey named
Gobble. He like to eat apple pie and
corn. Gobble played with a brown
turkey in the barn yard. He played with
other turkeys too.
On Thanksgiving Day Gobble was
eaten for dinner.
Jason Burke
THE FIRST THANKSGIVING
The Pilgrims came to America.
They had a ship called the Mayflower.
They came from Spain to America.
The Indians helped them plant corn
and oats. They made houses, and the
Indians planted the crop. The Indians
helped them a lot.
Terrence D. Rainey
THE FIRST THANKSGIVING
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grims. They were held in England.
They were held by the king of
England. He was mean. He let them
go. They went on a ship called the May
Flower. They had heard about a new
world called America. So they went
there. They had to build homes there.
They were poor. They had met this
Indian named Squanto. He taught them
how to grown com and make gardens.
After all of that, they had a feast called
Thanksgiving. They invited their
friends the Indians. That was the first
Thanksgiving.
Ryan McCain
THE FIRST THANKSGIVING
The pilgrims came to America on a
long ship called the May Flower. The
pilgrims landed in America in 1620.
The Indians helped them grow corn
and oats. They made forks out of
wood. They also made knives out of
wood too. It took them a long time to
make that pie and all of that food and
stuff. They had shunt for the turkey.
They put some stuffing in it.
Avery S. Bess
"THE THANKSGIVING DAY"
A long time ago there were pilgrims
and Indians. In 1620 they discovered
America. When they got to America
~ they had no crops. One day the Indians
came over and helped them. They grew
corn, beans, tomatoes, and squash.
They hunted for turkeys. They cele-
brated, and they cooked turkey, pie,
corn, stuffing.
Kerry Myles
A THANKSGIVING WITHOUT
MY BROTHER :
My brother is in the Navy and will
not be home for Thanksgiving. His
ship is touring England, Belgium,
Netherlands, Germany and Scotland.
We are thankful that the U.S.S. King is
not in the Arabian Sea.
We will have a quiet dinner with
turkey and dressing and plenty of veg-
etables. We will talk about the good
things we have and our friends and
family. We will pray for my brother's
safe home coming at Christmas.
Lisa M. Bishop
THE BROWN TURKEY
One day at the farm we saw a turkey
in the road. So we went to get the
turkey. We named the turkey Tom, but
one day he was gone. The next day we
found Tom the turkey. He was at my
brother's house eating oats out of a
bucket. I went to see Tom. Everybody
wanted to see him. Then we celebrated
Thanksgiving over my sister's house. It
was a feast with a pie and another big
turkey. Then we had some tea.
Sydney C.
THE HAPPY THANKSGIVING
Once when I was six years old,
Thanksgiving came. We had a turkey.
It was brown. When my mother and
my grandmother cooked the turkey, I
was wanting to eat it. When it was time
to eat, the flavor was good. The liquid
was dripping. It was fat. It had oats in
and on it. We had corn. The food was
good. The smell was good too! We had
pie. We thought the pie was good, but
it was burned!
East School Students Write About Thanksgiving
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