“Thanksgiving Day” By: Gail Gibbons
Gail Gibbons writes a simple and accurate account of how Thanksgiving Day was established. Carefully read the book. Focus on the information about the history of Thanksgiving Day and about current traditions and activities. After reading the book, you will complete two simple summary forms. The first form should pertain to pages 1-5. The second form relates to pages 6-15. Remember that more than one person can be listed on the “Who?” line and more than one piece of information can be listed on the other lines. The final activity relates to pages 16-30. Create a graphic organizer that compares and contrasts the first Thanksgiving Day with our current Thanksgiving Day. You may wish you create a Venn Diagram, Double Bubble Map, or your own creative design. Create a cover sheet for the project. The cover sheet should contain a title and an illustration that portrays the main idea of the project. Be sure to record your name on the cover sheet. Staple the pages together.
“Thanksgiving Day” By: Gail Gibbons
Gail Gibbons writes a simple and accurate account of how Thanksgiving Day was established. Carefully read the book. Focus on the information about the history of Thanksgiving Day and about current traditions and activities. After reading the book, you will complete two simple summary forms. The first form should pertain to pages 1-5. The second form relates to pages 6-15. Remember that more than one person can be listed on the “Who?” line and more than one piece of information can be listed on the other lines. The final activity relates to pages 16-30. Create a graphic organizer that compares and contrasts the first Thanksgiving Day with our current Thanksgiving Day. You may wish you create a Venn Diagram, Double Bubble Map, or your own creative design. Create a cover sheet for the project. The cover sheet should contain a title and an illustration that portrays the main idea of the project. Be sure to record your name on the cover sheet. Staple the pages together.