Hello! We are learning about Thanksgiving this week at school. This is a very important holiday in the United States, the home country of our language assistant Ian.
This year, Americans will celebrate the holiday on Thursday, November 28th.
To celebrate the holiday, the students in 1st and 2nd grade made Thanksgiving turkeys (the symbol of Thanksgiving) in art class. We used pine cones, colored papers, our hands, and other materials to create our masterpieces.
We also listened to Ian, who told us about the traditions of the holiday. We talked about the things that we are thankful for, the most important part of the celebration.
The end result was fantastic! We had a great time doing this fun and creative activity.
Happy Thanksgiving! Gobble Gobble!
This year, Americans will celebrate the holiday on Thursday, November 28th.
To celebrate the holiday, the students in 1st and 2nd grade made Thanksgiving turkeys (the symbol of Thanksgiving) in art class. We used pine cones, colored papers, our hands, and other materials to create our masterpieces.
We also listened to Ian, who told us about the traditions of the holiday. We talked about the things that we are thankful for, the most important part of the celebration.
The end result was fantastic! We had a great time doing this fun and creative activity.
Happy Thanksgiving! Gobble Gobble!
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Hello! Estamos aprendendo un pouco sobre o Día de Acción de Grazas (Thanksgiving) no colexio esta semana. Este é unha celebración moi importante nos Estados Unidos, o país de orixe do noso auxiliar Ian.
Este ano, os estadounidenses celebran o festivo este xoves, o 28 de novembro.
Para celebralo, os alumnos de primeiro e segundo fixeron pavos de Thanksgiving, o símbolo da celebración, na aula de plástica. Utilizamos piñas, cartulinas de diferentes cores, as nosas mans, e outros materiais para elaborar as nosas obras de arte.
Ademais, escoitamos a Ian, que nos falou das tradicións de Thanksgiving. Compartimos as cousas polas que estamos agredecidos nas nosas vidas, a parte máis importante da celebración.
Para celebralo, os alumnos de primeiro e segundo fixeron pavos de Thanksgiving, o símbolo da celebración, na aula de plástica. Utilizamos piñas, cartulinas de diferentes cores, as nosas mans, e outros materiais para elaborar as nosas obras de arte.
Ademais, escoitamos a Ian, que nos falou das tradicións de Thanksgiving. Compartimos as cousas polas que estamos agredecidos nas nosas vidas, a parte máis importante da celebración.
O resultado final foi fantástico! Pasámolo moi ben facendo esta actividade que fixo brillar a nosa creatividade.
Happy Thanksgiving! Gobble gobble!
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