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 Circle/Group Time *Sing the Song Turkey Talk Gobble,
gobble, gobble’s How I talk, talk, talk! How I walk, walk, walk! And my tail spread out Waddle all about *Sing the song Five Little Turkeys (song to the tune Five Little Ducks) written by Kids World Exploration Over
the fence and far away Mother
Turkey called gobble, gobble, gobble And
only four little turkeys Came
waddling back Over the fence and far away Mother Turkey called gobble, gobble, gobble And only three little turkeys Came waddling back Over the fence and far away Mother Turkey called gobble, gobble, gobble And only two little turkeys Came waddling back Over the fence and far away Mother Turkey called gobble, gobble, gobble And only one little turkeys Came waddling back Over the fence and far away Mother Turkey called gobble, gobble, gobble And no little turkeys Came waddling back Went out one day Over the fence and far away The lonely mother turkey said Gobble, gobble, gobble And all the five little turkeys came waddling back.  Small Group/Child Choice Paper Bag Turkey
You will need a supply of large and medium brown paper bags, newspaper, rubber bands, construction paper, glue, tape, string
and sticks. Stuff the bags with news paper. Tightly gather the opening of the smaller
bag and secure it with a rubber band. Place the secured end of the bag in the opening of the larger bag.
Tightly gather the opening and secure it with string. Let the children paint the bags.
After paint has dried let the children glue eyes, beaks, feet and feathers onto their turkey. The
children can use (buttons, feather, construction paper, felt, self sticking craft foam, and yarn) to decorate their turkey. Feather Painting
Get a supply of different size feather. Set out trays of paint and paper and let the children paint with
feathers. Tie Dye Turkeys Have children color onto coffee filters with washable color markers.
After they have colored the filter have the children spray it with water. The children will be able
to observe that the colors will run. Have the children place their coffee filter between two paper towels
and blot out the extra water. After the filters have dried let the children turn their colorful filters
into fabulous turkeys. Let the children cut out body and head shapes for their turkey. Next
let them draw a face onto their turkey and glue it onto the coffee filter. Now you have a flock of classroom
turkeys.
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