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USA
The 2-nd Monday of October in Canada

Thanksgiving, give, tradition, beginning, Pilgrims, Indians, build, big.
[i:] people, season, three, eat, beans.
 

pies
came to America from England
taught to plant corn, to hunt, to fish, to build houses
thanked for help

crossed the ocean on a ship called Mayflower.

they were cold and hungry.

to build their houses and plant the seeds of corn that brought, to grow the corn and to hunt the animals.

lying on the pan Sizzle, sizzle, sizzle…  And suddenly one “Bang!”   Four fat sausages are lying on the pan Sizzle, sizzle, sizzle…   And suddenly one “Bang!”   Three fat sausages are lying on the pan Sizzle, sizzle, sizzle…   And suddenly one “Bang!”   Two fat sausages are lying on the pan Sizzle, sizzle, sizzle…   And suddenly one “Bang!”   One fat sausage is lying on the pan Sizzle, sizzle, sizzle…   And suddenly …….

autumn fruits and flowers

corn, codfish and lobster.
American families today traditionally eat roast turkey and stuffing with side dishes such as green beans, roasted winter squash, and cranberry relish.

to the God. People dress different colorful costumes and go to parade.
It is also a time for relatives living in different places to come together and celebrate. In these days the most American people watch on TV American football games.

wishes to their relatives, friends, near and dear ones. Popular gifts include thanksgiving flowers, jewellery, baked cookie, chocolate gift baskets, candies, wine etc.

and Feasting
B. Giving Thanks
C. Tradition of Turkey
D. Parade
E. .Football Games

years.

Turkey
Turkey is an inseparable part of Thanksgiving celebration.

Corn
The use of corn meant the survival of the colonies. "Indian corn" as a table or door decoration represents the harvest and the fall season.

one of the symbols of Thanksgiving Day since Pilgrims had learnt to grow beans.

Cranberry
Sweet-sour cranberry sauce was on the first Thanksgiving table and is still served today. Indians taught the colonists how to cook the berries with sweetener and water to make a sauce.

or two,
But we’re still all eating turkey,
Turkey salad, turkey stew,
Turkey puffs and turkey pudding,
Turkey patties, turkey pies,
Turkey bisque and turkey burgers,
Turkey fritters, turkey fries.
For lunch our mother made us
Turkey slices on a stick,
There’ll be turkey tarts for supper,
All this turkey makes me sick.
For tomorrow she’s preparing
Turkey dumplings stuffed with peas,
Oh I never thought I’d say this-
“Mother! No more turkey …PLEASE

the song about Thanksgiving Day.
I liked the poem about Thanksgiving Day
It was interesting because………
I liked working with text.
I haven’t understood some new words at the lesson.
Our lesson was not boring