Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving
Mevrouw de Wolde
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Thanksgiving
Mevrouw de Wolde

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Today's lesson
- Recap
- Lesson goals
- Introduction to Thanksgiving
- Activity 1: Thanksgiving challenge
- Evaluation
- Wrapping up

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Recap
What did we discuss before the activity week? (hint: it was spooky!!)
 What activities did we do?

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Lesson goals
- By the end of this lesson the students know where and when Thanksgiving started.
- By the end of this lesson the students know the reason for the founding of Thanksgiving and how its meaning is different from today’s.
- By the end of this lesson the students can tell about how Thanksgiving is celebrated today in America.

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Thanksgiving

Slide 5 - Mind map

Tricky words: Do you know them already?
Pelgrims
Feast
Harvest
Grattitude
Survival

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Listening strategies
- Read the questions before you start listening and determine what to focus on
- Look at the images; don't just listen 
- Use the second time you listen to check your answers

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Slide 8 - Video

In short: Thanksgiving
- Celebrated on the 4th Thursday of November in Canada and the US
- A day to be grateful for the good things that have happened over the year (traditionally religion was very important as well)
- First celebrated in 1621 when the Pilgrims celebrated their harvest
- People gather and have a feast with their families, there are parades and football games
- Traditional foods eaten on Thanksgiving are pumpkin pies, apple pies, roasted turkey, mashed potatoes and cranberry sauce

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Thanksgiving in pictures

Slide 10 - Slide

Would you like to celebrate Thanksgiving some time? Why/why not?

Slide 11 - Open question