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Cullen McCarthy
“We get a turkey from Farmer Jack. You have to buy it. Before we eat it, clean it with soap and water. Put the turkey on something for the oven. It cooks for four minutes on 1,000 degrees. We like to make green beans, gravy and mashed potatoes with it. After we eat, we play bats. ”
Ashley Crawford
“You have to get a turkey from K mart first! You have to clean it with water before you cook it. Before it goes in the oven, put it on a pan. It’s ready to cook. I don’t know how many degrees, but it cooks for just a short time. You get to eat salad and sometimes bread with it. That’s it.”
Joseph Switzer
“Get a turkey from *the woods. You have to catch it with an arrow. When you clean it, use water. Put it on a paper plate when you put it on the oven. I think you have to cook it for five minutes on “hot”. That makes it ready. Mom uses a fork. We eat pie, too.”
Jonathan Letsen
“You get a turkey from the woods. You catch it with a net. You keep it for a while and play with it. When you’re ready, you clean it with water. Before it goes in the oven, put it on...like um...a big pan. You have to cook it for five minutes on 15 degrees. You eat sauce with it. It’s good. Thanksgiving is fun. I play a lot. I’m really good at baseball and basketball. ”
J. J. Butler
“Get a turkey from a farm. You clean it with soap and water. Take off the feathers, that’s pretty cool. Put it in a pan for the oven. Cook it for four minutes on five degrees. It’s ready. Eat it with a fork. We eat chicken noodle soup and pizza with it. Pizza is Timmy’s favorite, I love it. Yeap, that’s all. I did pretty good didn’t I!?”
Timmy Jenkins
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