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Turkey Glyph

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Elementary school glyph for Thanksgiving - turkey with feathers - students chooses feathers and other parts based on their preferences ie. yellow = corn, white = mashed potatoes, red = cranberries, open eyes = like pumpkin pie, etc.

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Turkey Glyph

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Graphs & Glyphs

We use graphs to look at information we have collected.

- Bar - Pie Chart

Glyphs – graph that uses pictures to show

information

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Some Cool Glyphs!

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Let’s Look at a Glyph…

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Glyphs tell a story….

This is a turkey glyph.

Today you will make one in class.

Each glyph is unique – and yours may look very different.

It is very important for you to L-I-S-T-E-N as I go through each step.

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Step 1: Turkey Pieces

First, Make sure you have all the pieces:

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Next, choose the color for your body:

Light Brown = I like light meat Brown = I like dark meat

White = I don’t eat turkey

Step 2: Turkey Body

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Step 3: Turkey Body

• Trace the large circle for the body.• Trace the small circle for the head.• Cut out each circle.

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Step 4: Turkey FeetNext, choose the color for your feet:

• Yellow= I am going away for Thanksgiving

• Red = I am NOT going away for Thanksgiving

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Step 5: Turkey Eyes

Use the pattern and cut out 2 white ovals for the eyes.

Using a marker draw the eyes:

OPENED= if you will eat PUMPKIN PIE.

CLOSED= if you will NOT eat PUMPKIN PIE!

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Step 6: Turkey Beak

Now use the BEAK pattern and cut out a beak.

• Use the full pattern for OPENED.• Use the pattern folded in half for CLOSED.

OPENED = We eat in the KITCHENCLOSED = We eat in the DINING ROOM

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Use the WATTLE pattern and choose the color that matches your gravy

preference:

• RED = I like GRAVY

• ORANGE – I do NOT like GRAVY!

Step 7: Turkey Wattle

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Using the feather pattern, make 1-2 feathersof EACH color for foods you LIKE TO EAT

YELLOW = Corn BROWN = Stuffing GREEN = Green Beans ORANGE = Sweet Potatoes WHITE = Mashed Potatoes

There’s more…

Step 7: Turkey Feathers

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More Turkey Feathers…

•TAN = Rolls• RED = Cranberries • PINK = Applesauce• LT. GREEN = Apple Pie

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• Put turkey body in the middle of blue paper (do not glue yet).

• Place feathers behind body – remove body.

Step 8: Making the Turkey

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• Arrange the feathers and then glue to blue paper.

• Using the body as a guide to make sure there is space for turkey feet below.

Step 9: Making the Turkey

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• Add the head – and glue on over body and feathers.

• Glue the two feet UNDER the body.

Step 10: More Turkey…

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• Glue on the WATTLE and the BEAK.

• Remember some BEAKS will be open!

Step 11: Turkey Face…

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Step 12: The better to see you…

• Glue on the EYES – be sure to draw your eyes OPEN or CLOSED.

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Step 13: Turkey Finale…

• Your TURKEY is DONE!!!

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Step 14: Clean up…

•Please clean up your area!!!

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Step 14: Have a….

HAPPY THANKSGIVING