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• Thanksgiving is a typically American Festival. It is America’s biggest holiday. It’s a time when people get together with their families, watch parades and eat a very big special meal.

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• As you can see from the slide, there is a special Thanksgiving etiquette for the table setting.

A properlly set table is the first step to an enjoyable Thanksgiving meal.

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• These are examples of Thanksgiving table settings and special centerpieces:

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The traditional Thanksgiving menu includes:

• Turkey stuffed with bread crumbs and roast potatoes, cranberry sauce

• Mashed potatoes• Green salad, vegetables• Corn bread• Cheese and salami• Caramel pop corn• Pumpkin pie• Pecan pie• Cheesecake

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• Thanksgiving is always on the 4th Thursday in November. It is a sort of religious festival where Americans thank God for the good moments of the year.

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• The oldest member of the family recites a prayer while the others hold hands around the table.

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• Here’s an example of a Thanksgiving prayer:

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• American children learn to be thankful for what life gives them everyday.

• So they are invited to:

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• Thanksgiving is a very old festival. It dates back to the Piligrim Fathers who arrived in America on a ship called The May Flower.

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• They survived thanks to some friendly Indians who helped them to grow corn.

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President Lincoln made Thanksgiving a National Holiday

in the U.S.

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• Thanksgiving is a tradition day. Traditions are a way of passing along our beliefs or customs.

They help us to belong and connect.So Thanksgiving is an invitation to...

... And be thankful.

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Here are some examples ofThanksgiving Blessings Mix

• Pretzels : arms folded in prayer; freedom sought by those who founded the U.S.

• (candy)Corn: sacrifices of the pilgrims’ first winter. Food was so scarce that settlers survived on just a few kernels of corn a day.

• Nuts or seeds: promise of a future harvest.

• Dried fruit: harvest gifts of a bountiful land.

• M & Ms: memories of those who came before us to guide us to a blessed future.

• Kiss chocolate: the love of family and friends that sweetens our lives.

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When you are thankful, you share.So, please, let’s share this blessing:

May your home be full of joy,May your hearts be knit with love,May you be thankful for your life.

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• Power Point PresentationBy

Paola IorioSchool year: 2014/2015

Class 5^ A