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Tou have to get a big

turkey from the

J- Thanksgiving farm. Clean it by putting it in a pot of water. I would use green bone blaster and brush to scrub it. Put it in a pot and put an apple in its mouth. Use some salt and pepper especially in its eyes. Put it in the oven quick! Cook it on 30 degrees for 44 minutes. When it comes out of the oven, let it cool. Then I would get out my animal plates, call my family and slice it. It’s my Mommy’s and Daddy’s anniversary so we would eat at Nana’s. I would be so excited that I could eat it up in one gujp, Mrs. Deal!”

Kayla McGhee

V |uy a turkey from

r^Hackley’s Store for

J—J$10. Clean the turkey in the sink with water. Put it on a huge plate and sprinkle it with sugar to make it taste good. Bake it for ten hours on one degree. Let it cool off for about 10 hours. You can eat it with a fork. Fix some bread to go with it. We would go to Aunt Wendy’s for Thanksgiving. She’s the one that has twin babies!”

Julianne Stonecipher

££ o to a farm to catch

I -—-a turkey. You have

to run and use a rope to catch it. When you get it home, wash it with a sponge. Put some sprinkles on it to make it taste good. Cook it on the stove for six minutes on “hot”. I eat lots of turkey. Eat some ice cream, too. My Mommy fixes dinner. When you’re done, you can play.”

Alicia Crawford

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