Elementary teachers planned different projects for kids before Thanksgiving break.
November 22, 2017 5:00 pm
Kindergarten teacher Joby McGowan annually asks his Lakeridge students how to cook a turkey. Here’s one response. Photo courtesy of Craig Degginger/Mercer Island School District
Elementary school students in Mercer Island illustrated what they’re thankful for this Thanksgiving, literally. Check out a few of their projects:
Another response from a kindergartener on “how to cook a turkey.” Photo courtesy of Craig Degginger/Mercer Island School District
Kindergarten students in Lacey Borgen’s class at Northwood wrote down what they’re thankful for this Thanksgiving. Photo courtesy of Craig Degginger/Mercer Island School District
Another thankful turkey art project. Photo courtesy of Craig Degginger/Mercer Island School District
A Thanksgiving art project by West Mercer students. Photo courtesy of Craig Degginger/Mercer Island School District
This “thankful quilt” was made by Trina Sherman’s second graders at Northwood. Photo courtesy of Craig Degginger/Mercer Island School District
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