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Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Making turkeys for 2010

Yesterday was one of those "stay inside with some hot cocoa because it's miserable outside" kind of day. So we made hand & foot turkeys. First we traced the outline of Meredith's feet and then we cut them out to use for the turkey's body.

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Meredith actually sat still for this part. Then she helped cut them out. Her teacher said that she should start using scissors. No matter what I did or what I showed her about using a scissor, she still couldn't grasp the idea. It didn't matter. She had fun.

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Then we traced & cut out the outline of Meredith's hands to use as feathers.

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We then glued the outsides of the feet together at the heel and the hands together at the wrist making sure all the fingers were separate. Meredith glued the pieces together & then glued the feathers to the back of the body; wrists to heels.

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Then we cut triangles from the hand outlines out to use as the wattle on the turkey's neck.

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Meredith glue this on and then we glued on the eyes. The eyes we had left over from a past project. You can easily draw eyes with a white crayon, paint eyes or use foam shapes. Then we hung them up.

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Today was Sean's turn.

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