Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Handprint Turkey with a Twist

Today we made a classic hand print turkey, but with a twist. My kids love to be in the kitchen with me. I think that is a wonderful way for them to learn. I learned how to cook by watching my mom and I would love to pass that on to my kids. Sooo, I thought I would see how well they are paying attention. I asked them this question:

How do you cook a turkey?



Here are their responses:

I attached their recipes to the bottom of the hand print turkeys. I hand wrote the responses, but they would look a lot better typed and printed out. (If my printer was not broken.)
Here are the finished projects. It was a lot of fun hearing what they were thinking and they were super excited to tell me how to do it!



8 comments:

  1. Oh my gosh!! I love this. What great memories you'll have looking back at this in years to come.

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  2. How sweet. I love hand turkeys. Last year, I had my kids and husband trace their hands. Then the kids and I colored the hands. Then I connected them all and I had it draped over the kitchen entrance near the ceiling. The kids were so proud, except the baby, she was irritated I was using her hand.

    Congrats on your award, how special, both of your blogs were awarded.

    Take Care.

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  3. That's adorable! Such a sweet memory to be able to look back on one day...thanks for sharing!

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  4. My kids are all grown up now. But I still remember the hand printing which served as borders in the kids rooms when they were small. But we moved out and all that's left are sweet memories.

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  5. Great idea...I'm gonna have to remember this when she's a little older.

    Thanks for stopping by today...

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  6. Love this! My twins did it in kindergarten and I think I'll do it again this year :)

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  7. I love it! Be sure to pass it on to them for their first Thanksgiving in their own home! :)

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  8. I do this in my classroom and then laminate it so parents can use it as a placemat for years to come. I ask my children what they will be having on the menu for Thanksgiving dinner and who will be cooking. The answers are hilarious!

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