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Turkey time! What do you get when you mix a handprint with lots of collage materials? A turkey of course! We had so much fun making these. Everyone loves playing with feathers, but the leaf punch was the biggest hit! Many punches are too hard for little hands, but this one worked quite well. I usuallly use the lever type punches, but I couldn't find a leaf shaped one. Click on the pictures to get a close up!
We talked a lot about Thanksgiving, fall and the harvest. We talked about how some people celebrate Thanksgiving -- and some people don't. Some people might eat turkey -- and lots of people don't! We made some hand print turkeys and read lots of books about Thanksgiving.
Have a wonderful holiday weekend with your families! Gobble Gobble!

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