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The Big One Let’S Talk Turkey Northeast and Park View Elemen- This Is the Big One Christmas Kickoff Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen The Big One Let’s Talk Turkey Northeast and Park View elemen- This is the big one. tary students tell us how to cook a It’s our largest paper turkey: of the year. More Gavin Parker than three pounds of You steel a turkey from a farm. You gift-giving ideas, kill it so it will stop moving. You kook it. You have a big feast. recipes and turkeys. Not the bad kind of Journey Snyder turkey, but the good First you by a turkey. Next you put it in hot water. Then you put it in the kind. The ones oven. Last you eat the turkey. roasted golden brown and set before the Mercedes Alyea How do you make a turkey. Do you family. And the know how to make a turkey. What if it turkeys drawn by got bort. Then you haft to use whater school children. to kook it off. You haft to cook it in Inside these four your even. Don’t let it born. special sections of Makenzie Elrod the paper you will You taeck the fathrs off then you pode it in the oven aftr ten menes you find turkey recipes taec it owt. Then you eat it. from two Putnam County elementary Cooper Duty Cook it. You hit it with a hammer. schools: Northeast leave it out side untit it storms. plut a and Park View and spider on it. eat it. this is how it in out. crayon drawing of turkeys from three Lydia Copeland You kelle a turkey. You put it in the schools: Northeast, frizhr and whut for it to get out. You Park View and get the turkey out. You get the guts Sycamore. First out of the turkey. You cook the turkey. Hayden Fleenor, Norrod, Northeast You eat a turkey. graders drew it! Bobby Myers turkeys, while second JaKobe Beasley You put it in the warter. You put it graders provided first kill a turkey. next boil the Madelynn Arms in the sov. thin you git it out. You eat turkey. then but the turkey on the Howto cook a turkey is gust like it. recipes. table and have a feast. wotf. Mi mom is taken ker uv mi sitl Toward the back of babe sistr. Briley Flatt these special pages, Sara Dillon You buy a turkey. You tacke it home. You add a turkey. Nest you put mac- Ethan Wilson You pute in the frezre. You pute in the you’ll find some of arone. Nest you add candy. Nest you put it in the oven. and cut it. and unvn. then you eat it. the best recipes our add a combic. Nest you add pezza. find the wishbone. and then you eat it. readers shared with Nest you add some wthar. Nest you Collin McDaniel add pelole. Nest you add a finger. Nest You put a cron book inside the us this year. you add a ant. Nest you add a clos Adriahna Hammons turkey. You put 9000,000,000,000 eggs So, sit back, relax hager file you add some hari. Nest you You buy a turkey. you put it in the inside the turkey. You threw garbig on and enjoy this news- add a pine. Nest you add a turkey. wter. you rost it. You lafe it out. the turkey. You mix it up with meat lofe. You cook it. paper. It may be the Gracey Hughes Cristofer Rodriguez only relaxation you You go to the store. then you put it Kill a turkey. Take the gus out. clen Shannon Parrott get for the next in the sick. then you put it in the the turkey. take the head, fevrs, feet, First unthaw the turkey. Then put a oven. You take out of the oven. then and tel off. put the turkey in the uvin. turkey ther romter on the turkey. Last month. you what for a minture. then you eat ven youre doun eat the turkey. A2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, November 23, 2016 CHRISTMAS KICKOFF Allie Swallows, Norrod, Northeast Andre Stater, Norrod, Northeast Anna Steel, Norrod, Northeast Dahren Moody, Norrod, Northeast Dametri Giacona, Norrod, Northeast Dean, Norrod, Northeast Joshua Tomas, Norrod, Northeast Kaveesh Rathnayake, Norrod, Northeast Kevin Gaspar Guzman, Norrod, Leeton Norris, Norrod, Northeast Paschal Silvia, Norrod, Northeast Sierra King, Norrod, Northeast Northeast Tony Bustos, Norrod, Northeast William Sliger, Norrod, Northeast Zachary Simpson, Norrod, Northeast Addie Connell, Brown, Northeast Aden Dale, Brown, Northeast Adyson Yarchuk, Brown, Northeast Alana Wiggs, Brown, Northeast Amanda Gerwens, Brown, Northeast Ava Hankes, Brown, Northeast Braxton Snope, Brown, Northeast Clayton Woodard, Brown, Northeast Derek Farley, Brown, Northeast Am Maggie ing it take it out of the oven. Addison Mann Karley Clark Gavin Robinson You get a turkey. and you Poot it on a plate and coot it Kill it. Skin it. Clean it. Cook Find a turkey. Take owt the First you get whon. Next get kill it then you take off the up. Put more seasining on it. it. Eat it! meat from the turkey. Put the the feethers off. Then you grill fetrs then you put it in the Make other food to eat it. And tuekey in the oven. Take out it. Finally you eat it if it is sovf. take it out of the sove. feast. the turkey. Eat the tukey. Save done. From Maggie. Hanna Walker the tukey for next Thanksgive- First: Have a parent cut it’s ing. Cameron Nagy Eric McMurray head of. Next: Get some Bak- Lily Madewell Buy a raw turkey. Take it Kill it. Bring it home. Take ing grece. Then: Put the Trec- Liam Theolayus I would kill the turkey. I back. Clean it. Skin it. Put the Fethrs off. Put the turkey keey on a pan. Last: Tack it off Liam’s news. would peel the skin. I would seasining on it. Put it in the in the uvin. When it is done of the pan and then put it on a fine a turkey. Kill the turkey. boil some water. I would cook oven. Put the over on 300 dig- take it out. Eat it. plat and eat it! cook it. put it in the uvn. eat it! the turkey. I would put seasin- greys. Wen it is finished cook- the end. ing in it. The end. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, November 23, 2016 — A3 CHRISTMAS KICKOFF Elias Alonzo Francisco, Brown, Isaias Pedro-Matias, Brown, Juan Pedro Juan, Brown, Northeast Leland Allen, Brown, Northeast Northeast Northeast Lincoln Jolley, Brown, Northeast Makayla Maxwell, Brown, Northeast Mallary Maynard, Brown, Northeast Omar Hernandez-Rivera, Brown, Northeast Ronny Golden, Brown, Northeast Taylor Hernandez, Brown, Northeast Abram Sebastian Pascual, Danner, Aracely Vargas Ramirez, Danner, Northeast Northeast Caylee Herold Daniel Angel Cook a Turkey on the Thaw the turkey. Stuff First you buy a turkey. stove. Frsit you cillk a the turkey. Wash turkey. Then I would put the Turkey frsit. Nest you Put the turkey. Cook the turkey in the pan or pot. eat the Turkey. turkey. Next, in the pan I would put some water to wash Marcelo Cojom the turkey. Then, I would First, kill it. Then, put Chloe put it in the oven. Last, I it in a oven. Last, get the First, go buy a turkey would eat it. yum! turkey out of the oven. or go kill a turkey. Sec- ond, thaw the turkey out. Miranda Third, Take out the in- I buy the turkey and I Alexandra White sides. Fourth, Wash the put the salt on and I Buy raw turkey. Take turkey off. Fifth, Put the wash the turkey and I it home. Cook it. Spice it season or the salt on it. stuff the turkey I make up. Eat it. Sixth, Measure the the table and I plut the turkey. Seventh, Put the pepper on and I cook the turkey in the pot. Eighty, turkey and I put on the Betty Kay Put the turkey in the plate on the table and I Need Extra Holiday Cash? ferst you pot a Turkey oven. 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