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Volume 7 Issue 1 By Caitlyn, Grade 2 Natalie & Grace Grade 4 Editors-In-Chief Lindsey & Allie Grade 5 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Jade Melyssa Alfonso Nicholas Timmy Natalie Chloe Avmeet Tommy Bianca Kelli Janaki Ashley Breanna Moma Gia Alaya Anthony Evelyn Taryn Jordan Nicole Caitlyn Kimberly Claudia Gadiel Nancy Grace Journi Alexis Nikki Nicole Erin Isabela Skyler Eliana Erickson Elementary School 2010 Thanksgiving Feast November 15, 2010 Not what we say about our blessings, but how we use them is the true measure of our Thanksgiving. -W.T. Purkiser Thank you to all the parents and staff of Erickson School for collaborating to make our Thanksgiving Feast a success. Your spirit of volunteerism has been a gift for all of our chil- dren as well as our community. A special thank you to Dr. Markgraf, Miss Green, Mrs. Cherrie, Mrs. Kotche, Dr. Niemiec, Mrs. Noran, as well as all the teachers who helped the students with their contribu- tions to the feast. Our students have been working hard using their creativity and talents to make our feast special. Thank you to Kindergarten and 1 st grade for the placemats, 2 nd grade for singing, 3rd grade for centerpieces, 4 th grade for the banners, and 5 th grade for the thank you notes. We also want to thank the Students for Character Counts for their performance and the Student Council for the paper product and book drive. Bloomingdale Township Food Pantry will be receiving the donated paper products, and books that are collected will be do- nated to Indian Reservations. We would also like to welcome and thank our community members who have come to share this day with us. Your presence makes this day memorable. Your Planning Committee, April Colantonio Liz Buck Mary Keatts Michelle Caravello We are thankful for our Erickson families who have given monetary and/or inin----kindkind contributions for this year’s feast, as well aass our lllolooocalcal business contributions. Local Business Family Business Contributions: Contributions: Serino’s CompTIA Roselle Oakbrook Terrace Keatts Family Home Run Inn Westmont Munchie P’s Eatery Geneva & Elburn Kraft Foods Kakolaris Family Northbrook & Glenview Lavyna Old Country Buffet Nikolov Family Bloomingdale SpecialGiftsThatGive.com Jewel Food Stores Garofalo Family Glendale Heights Michals Design Goebberts Pumpkin Farm Bloomingdale South Barrington Michals Family Cookies A La Carte Bloomingdale Delish Cakes Bloomingdale Butera Bakery Roselle Erickson Family Contributions Abbinante Kannon Olszewski Aherns Kave Patil Anderson Kirkham Peacock Benavides Koval Pecen Bishop/Gora Koziol Perkins Bitterling Kuril Pistorio Boyle Kwiatkowski Rabel Carollo Lahner Schmall Castaldo Laurie Shifrin Cerrone Lavallie Skvarenina Donato Lents Soeprapto Fato Liberto Stebbings Feeney Lopez Steed Feldmann Marchese Suzuki Fila Menconi Teneyck Fiore Miles Torres Gervasio Milling Vena Giammarese Moy Venuti Gilliam Mukherjee Verven Gironda Neri Vinci/Hoke Graetz Nozaki Warman Hajdich O'Brien Willkomm Hansen Ocampos Wiszniewski Hernandez O'Connor Wolf Hullur Wolff Zimmermann Thanksgiving facts to share at the table…… A spooked turkey can run at speeds up to 20 miles per hour. They can also break into flight approaching speeds between 50-55 mph in a matter of seconds. The first Thanksgiving celebration can be traced back to the Plymouth Pilgrims in the fall of 1621. The Wampanoag chief Massasoit and ninety of his tribesmen were also invited to the first Thanksgiving feast. Governor William Bradford invited them for helping the Pilgrims surviving and teaching them the skills of cultivating the land. The celebration in 1621 lasted for three days and included games and food. The president to proclaim the first 'National Day of Thanksgiving' in 1789 was George Washington. Sarah Josepha Hale, a magazine editor, campaigned to make Thanksgiving a Na- tional Holiday in 1827 and succeeded. Abraham Lincoln announced Thanksgiving to be a national holiday in his procla- mation on October 3, 1863. The 'wishbone' of the turkey is used in a good luck ritual on Thanksgiving Day. Days of Thanksgiving were celebrated throughout the colonies after fall harvests. All thirteen colonies did not, however, celebrate Thanksgiving at the same time until October 1777. George Washington was the first president to declare the holiday, in 1789. Sarah J. Hale lobbied for a national Thanksgiving holiday, which is what led to our current holiday. In 1939, 1940, and 1941 Franklin D. Roosevelt, seeking to lengthen the Christmas shopping season, proclaimed Thanksgiving the third Thursday in November. Con- troversy followed, and Congress passed a joint resolution in 1941 decreeing that Thanksgiving should fall on the fourth Thursday of November, where it remains. Facts courtesy of Associated Content Rainbow of Leaves Fall I see a Rainbow a Fall has November and Rainbow of Leaves November has Thanksgiving All different colors I see a red one Thanksgiving has turkey and And a brown one Turkey comes with pumpkin pie And colors of gold Beautiful leaves But….Everything comes with you and Beautiful leaves Your stuffed tummy All around. Full of Thanksgiving. by Isabela by Taryn grade 2 grade 4 Thanks for fun Having turkey Apple pie Nick-knack turkeys Kind people So cold Giving toys I think November Vibrating so loud Leaves, leaves, leaves Leaves are green I like giving It is the color of an apple tree Nothing but nice It may be green Giving a smile It may be yellow by Gadiel It is the color of you young fellow! grade 3 by Tommy and Guiseppe grade 4 I love Thanksgiving. un in the leaves I love it so much. F Oh, I love it a bunch. All the different color leaves I will even do it for a punch! And when I have it, it’s going to be a blast. Lots of candy on Halloween I hope it will last. Lots of great food on Thanksgiving I love Thanksgiving. It is the best. by Kelli I know everybody loves it too grade 3 East to the west. I love Thanksgiving! by Chloe Turkey, turkey where are you? grade 4 Where is that gobble coming from? Come out turkey, turkey! Eagles Soaring in the sky Eagles fly deep in the sky. by Camille grade 1 by Weronika grade 1 Thanksgiving Turkey, turkey Thanksgiving On Halloween I dress up like a queen, Stuffing, stuffing And dance all over the streets. Thanksgiving When I come to a house Casserole, casserole I say, “Trick or Treat!” Thanksgiving When I get home I say, “ Happy Apple pie, apple pie Halloween, and Happy Birthday Mommy.” Thanksgiving I had so much fun! Pumpkin pie, pumpkin pie Thanksgiving by Ann Marie Yummy food grade 2 Thanksgiving Go Thanksgiving! by Nicole grade 4 Thanksgiving is a time for giving Pie thanks and for eating food. I love Sweet and delicious Thanksgiving! Apple and pumpkin plus many more by Nicole Pie is good for Thanksgiving grade 4 Dessert by Nicole Fun and games grade 4 Anyone can rake Lots of leaves Fantastic times Leaves falling Always fun Leaves are colorful by Anthony grade 3 Leaves are made in piles to jump in. by Avneet grade 2 Fun Autumn Leaves Landing on the ground Thanksgiving We like turkey and corn bread. by Nina My mom, dad, and I like to smell grade 2 it cooking. Kayla Grade 1 Fall, fall, all of fall, If my favorite season I love fall because of all the different colors of leaves. By Evelyn Grade 3 I love fall. Fall is really fun! I Thanksgiving Feast love to play in the leaves. Fall is the best season of the year! I In gym love fall! I love fall so much Getting food it’s… A-W-E-S-O-M-E! I love Tender turkey fall. Spectacular stuffing By: Skyler Mashed potatoes 2nd Grade Chewy bread Yummy cookies Great cranberries Awesome applesauce Decorative centerpieces Kids singing Wall banners Colorful Placemats Friendly People Many Conversations Great Time So Sad Leaving Now Happy Thanksgiving! By: Lindsey 5 th grade By Arthur Grade 3 Turkey, what do you see? I see a frog looking at me. Frog, what do you see? I see children looking at me. Children, what do you see? I see a teacher looking at me. By: Nina 2nd grade Fall, fall, its fall Fall is all around us Red, yellow, orange, and brown Leaves are red, The leaves are changing colors, Pilgrims like blue, Leaves all falling to the ground Oh, all the multi-colors Fall is sweet, As you step the leaves are blowing and crunching And so are YOU! Crunch, crunch, munch. The kids are having fun, laughing and jumping By: Caitlyn Oh, how I love the fall a whole bunch. Grade 2 As I look up at the branches on the tree What do I see? It must be fall One lonely leaf The wind blows the lonely leaf. Falls. Fall. Its fall By Eliana Grade 2 At A Thanksgiving Feast At a Thanksgiving feast, you can eat turkey, mashed potatoes, cranberries, jello, and lots more. I love Thanksgiving feasts because the pilgrims came. By: Melyssa Grade 2 Fun is everywhere Fall fun all season All the trees turning colors Apple cider Lots of chilliness Laughs all around us Leaves fall in piles. ets have fun! L by Jordan grade 4 By: Caitlyn Grade 2 Kindergarten is Thankful For… Conway’s A.M. class, Room 101 Charles ~ I am thankful for taking my dad’s lunch and putting it in the garbage. Hannah ~ I am thankful for my dad taking me to Monkey Joe’s. Austin ~ I am thankful for helping my papa cut the grass. Lauren ~ I am thankful for my grandpa taking me out to my cousin’s football games. Danny ~ I am thankful for my dad playing Wii with me.
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