Ideas from Mrs. Wilson’s Cookbook
published in 1920
UTILIZING THE LEFT-OVER TURKEY
Remove the meat from the carcass, separating the white from the dark meat. Pick the carcass clean and then break the bones and place in a soup kettle and cover with cold water and add
One-half cup of chopped onions,
One-half cup of diced carrots,
One faggot of soup [...]

Send a few free e-greetings to friends and family – here are three good sites to choose from
1. Cross Cards – Christian greeting cards

2. King Cards

3. 123 Greetings Happy Thanksgiving

4. Play around at the kid’s Thanksgiving pages at Kaboose

5. You are the historian – Investigating the First Thanksgiving

6. Take the tour on the Colonial Williamsburg [...]

Get started right away and I just know you’ll have it finished by Thanksgiving!
Here’s the Link:
http://www.anniesattic.com/free_pattern_day/printer.html

Starting with three different versions of the indomitable Pinecone Turkey – it wouldn’t be Thanksgiving in preschool without it!
1. Pinecone Turkey #1

2. Pinecone Turkey #2

3. Pinecone Turkey #3

4. Leaving the Humble Turkeys, we’ll head on over to see Martha Stewart’s take on pinecones (gosh…)
back to reality…
5. Pinecone and acorn Christmas Carolers

6. We all remember the Pinecone [...]

From the collection at Project Gutenberg, this is an ebook edition of The Little Red Hen, originally published in 1918.
The Little Red is a perfect book to build an early November preschool or early grades theme around – the focus is on helpfulness, there is an opportunity for breadbaking, and the harvest theme begun earlier [...]