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eat turkey. You cut it with a knife, like my dad (and my dad’s name starts with an “M”!) after we eat and play games my uncle draws a rabbit, my dad ties something around my eyes, and they give us a cotton ball and we try to stick it on the rabbit’s tail. I like Thanksgiving.”

Megan Early

“ rjj \irkeys come from a farm. A You have to catch one with a net. After you catch it, you bring it home. You have to take the feathers off. You don’t have to clean it, it’s o.k. You don’t even have to put anything on it! You put it in a pan. Cook it for five minutes on 55 degrees. You eat mashed potatoes, gravy and cake. My dad cuts it with a butter knife. That make it ready. ”

Cameron MacArthur

“ TTkrst, you get a turkey i7 from the store. Then, you drive home. You have to clean the turkey by pulling the feathers off with your fingers. Then you have to chop off the head. You also have to cut off his red beard. You have to put him in a pan next. You also have to put sauce on him. Then, you shove it in the stove. You have to cook it for three minutes on hot degrees.

it’s ready. Next you

have to put bread

and vegetables on

the sides. Then,

you can put salt

and pepper on it.

My Grandpa cuts it

with a big knife

called a “chopper

knife.”And, it’s

ready to eat.”

Laurel Rothrock

“ Tknow how to make one! A You get a turkey from the store. When you bring it home you cook it, but you don’t have to clean it. You put salt on it. You have to put it in the pot. Then, you put it in the oven. You Cook it on two degrees for two minutes and it’s done. When it comes out of the oven, you eat it. My mommy or my daddy have to cut it with a big knife. Then you eat it with mushrooms, I mean marshmallows, mashed potatoes, peas (peas that you eat start with the letter Pp!), and that’s it. It’s good.”

Colin DeLathouder

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