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Want to learn about the First Thanksgiving from kids? Watch this amazing video from Kids History!

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Kids History: The First Thanksgiving | History

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Help the turkey disguise himself.  Listen  to Turkey Trouble and then use the Google Slides to help disguise him!

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A reading of the book Turkey Trouble by Wendi Silvano, illustrated by Lee Harper

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Make a list of things you are thankful for, just like Kid President!

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Kid President’s 25 Reasons To Be Thankful!

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Have your class take a virtual tour on a plimoth plantation.

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History @ Home™: Digital Learning with Plimoth Patuxet

We're taking Plimoth Patuxet Museums' award-winning education programs out of the 17th century and going online. Join engaging, interactive virtual workshops and thought-provoking discussions from home and discover the powerful stories of people who actually lived along these shores of change 400 years ago.

Living History Virtual Programs

Hands-On History Virtual Workshops

Powerful Stories

Wampanoag children learned through stories and play. Join us for a hands-on retelling of the classic Haudenosaunee tale, "The No Faced Doll," and make your own corn husk doll to take home. Cornhusk is available online or at your local grocery store. Need a cornhusk substitute? Try baking parchment paper instead.

Questions?

Contact our Education Department

programservices@plimoth.org | (508) 746-1622 ×8358

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Use digital storytelling and coding to let people know what you are thankful for this Thanksgiving or your favorite memory of the holiday!
https://www.scratchjr.org/teach/activities/meet-and-greet
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor/?tip_bar=story

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Use your tech device to do these three online jigsaw puzzles.  They range from easy, medium, and hard!
Easy Difficulty Jigsaw Puzzle
Medium Difficulty Jigsaw Puzzle
Hard Difficulty Jigsaw Puzzle

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What really happened at the First Thanksgiving? Become a history detective and find out!