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Kindergarten Cowboy Chronicles: Special Thanksgiving Edition 2011

The document provides menus and recipes from kindergarten students for Thanksgiving, which include unconventional ingredients and brief or simplistic instructions. It also announces upcoming school events before and after the Thanksgiving break, such as an early dismissal, Christmas concert, and decorating shoeboxes and bringing in old photos for a classroom door display.

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Kindergarten Cowboy Chronicles: Special Thanksgiving Edition 2011

The document provides menus and recipes from kindergarten students for Thanksgiving, which include unconventional ingredients and brief or simplistic instructions. It also announces upcoming school events before and after the Thanksgiving break, such as an early dismissal, Christmas concert, and decorating shoeboxes and bringing in old photos for a classroom door display.

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Kindergarten Cowboy Chronicles

Special Thanksgiving Edition 2011

The Thanksgiving count-down has reached its final hours! You may have every detail of the menu planned, but on the off chance you are in need of an extra pair of hands in the kitchen to help you prepare the Thanksgiving meal, Ive included the resumes of several aspiring young chefs! They have spent much time learning the tricks of the trade, and they are now ready to share with you their unique and tempting menus for Thanksgiving 2011! However, if you feel a little uneasy turning your kitchen over to one of these world-class chefs for the day, please consider trying a couple of their new and exciting turkey recipes! I am confident you will find the recipes to be extremely simple and easy to follow! Though the recipes may seem very strange, even unconventional at first glance, one must remember that kindergarten culinary school prides itself on teaching aspiring young chefs to use basic ingredients in recipes using the most straightforward and simplest techniques. Consider simplifying your life this Thanksgiving with help from one of our fine young chefs!

Menu: Apples, yogurt, carrots, and applesauce How to cook a turkey: 1. Get the turkey at Hy-Vee. 2. Buy it. 3. Cook it on the stove for 10 minutes. 4. Eat it.

Menu: Spaghetti, meatballs, and ice cream How to cook a turkey: 1. Warm it up. 2. Bake it in the oven for 30 minutes. 3. Let it cool. 4. Take it out of the oven. 5. Eat it.

Menu: Ham, ice cream, and spaghetti How to cook a turkey: 1. Heat it in the oven for 30 seconds. 2. Take it out. 3. Eat it.

Menu: Milk, turkey, apple juice, mashed potatoes, squash, chips, and fruit salad How to cook a turkey: 1. Get it from the store. 2. Your mom cooks it. 3. Eat it.

Menu: Chicken, cranberries, and apple pie How to cook a turkey: 1. Go to HyVee. 2. Bring the turkey home. 3. Cook it in the oven for maybe like 10 minutes. 4. Put the other stuff in it. 5. Invite people over. 6. Go to Grammies house. 7. Eat it!

Menu: Turkey, broccoli, meatballs, steak, and chicken legs Menu: Applesauce, turkey, mashed potatoes with gravy, and ice cream How to cook a turkey: 1. Buy it at Hy-Vee. 2. Cook it for 10 minutes. 3. Eat it. How to cook a turkey: 1. Get a chicken at the store. 2. Bake it in the oven for 25 minutes at 20*. 3. Take it out of the oven. 4. Eat it.

Menu: Turkey and grapes How to cook a turkey: 1. Put it in the oven for 30 seconds. 2. Cut it up! 3. Eat it!

Menu: Turkey and stuffing Menu: Chocolate, turkey, and ice cream How to cook a turkey: 1. Buy it from the store. 2. Cook it in the oven for 10 hours. 3. Take it out. 4. Eat it.

Menu: Turkey, mashed potatoes, strawberry salad, cranberry log, and yogurt How to cook a turkey: 1. Put it in the oven for like 20 minutes. 2. Put it on the plate. 3. Put it on the table. 4. I eat it.

Menu: Turkey, ham, hens, and ice cream How to cook a turkey: 1. Go to the woods to find one. 2. Come back to your home. 3. Cook it for maybe 5 minutes. 4. Take it out of the oven. 5. Set it on the counter. 6. Sit in your chairs. 7. Cut it. 8. Put it on your plate. 9. Eat it.

How to cook a turkey: 1. Get a turkey from the store. 2. Bake it for 13 minutes. 3. Eat it.

Menu: Turkey, masked potatoes, sweet potatoes, and pumpkin pie How to cook a turkey: 1. Put some seasoning on it. 2. Put it in the oven for 60 seconds. 3. Take it out and eat it.

Menu: Turkey breast and lasagna How to cook a turkey: 1. Cook it for 17 seconds. 2. Eat it. 3. Have left-overs!

Menu: Turkey, grapes (green grapes), blackberries, red apples, milk, and some pig How to cook a turkey: 1. Put it in the oven. 2. Cook it for 17 minutes. 3. Take it out of the oven. 4. Cut it up. 5. Eat it.

Whats Happening Around Town Happy Thanksgiving to each of you! I trust Psalm 30:4 you will enjoy a really special extended weekend Sing unto the LORD, O ye saints of His, with family and friends counting Gods rich bless- and give thanks at the remembrance of His ings in your lives! May He grant you a weekend holiness. of laughter, rest, and sweet memories! Before the festivities begin, I want to give you a heads-up on a few things that will take place upon our return from break. There will be an early dismissal on Friday, December 2nd. Our elementary Christmas concert will be on Monday, December 5th at 6:30 p.m. in the gym. Also, I would like to ask that you send a shoebox with your child sometime in the next week. A shoe-box without a lid attached works best, and it can be a smaller, child-sized shoe-box if you have one around! We will be decorating the boxes to create a home for some new books we will be reading in the coming weeks! One other important request I have is that you send a picture of your child when he or she was younger to display on our Christmas door. Please send a picture by Monday, December 5th! I will return the picture to you before Christmas! Finally, if you might be interested in supplying a little something extra for school, I was able to transfer of list of items I am in need of for our Christmas activities to little snowman Post-it! notes on our Giving Tree. If you could pick up one of the items, I would REALLY appreciate it! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving! Miss Hult

Quick Glimpse Calendar Monday, Nov. 28 - Friday, Dec. 2 - Introduction to letters X and Z Wednesday, Nov. 30 - Chapel: Theme - Self-control, Show and Tell Friday, Dec. 2 - Early dismissal - 12:00 p.m. Monday, Dec. 5 - Elementary Christmas Concert, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 7 - Friday, Dec. 9 - PTF Christmas Store

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