I am not really sure where this story came from, but I loved it as a kid! I just used some templates that I had made to illustrate the story. If you need a quick cute story for Thanksgiving, this is it. You can either print this or if you are in a real time crunch, just put this pdf on your iPad and you are set.
Thanks so much! This made fhe tonight super easy!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute! Thanks for sharing!
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ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis story was written by my mother Avon Compton. She had a little home business called Avonne's Story Shoppe where she sold her flannel board stories by mail.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! I love flannel board stories. And I truly adore this story about the turkey learning to control his temper. Please thank your mother for us. She is a gem.
Deleteso how do you add the feathers? I'm confused
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ReplyDeleteThank you so much for commenting. Your mother's story is so well loved, and has blessed so many children over the years. I am really glad that you let me know who wrote it, because I didn't know until now.
@ Unknown There are some versions of the story where you can put the feathers on, but I made this more like a storybook rather than a flannel board story.
My mom used to tell this story to her kindergarten classes she taught more than 45 years ago! I'm so happy to have a copy of it, now! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteI used a FHE lesson similar to this years ago when my oldest kids were little. Thanks for reminding me. I plan to use this for my younger kids. :)
ReplyDeletehmmm good and thnx for sharing
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Thank you so much! That turkey is so cute!
ReplyDeleteIS THIS PRINTABLE?? I'm struggling to get it to print :(
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