Spin a Turkey Tail

            
I pulled out the lazy susan turntables this morning with the thought of squeezing paint onto paper circles to make turkey tail feathers.  But I got busy with other things and just put out markers, pencils and crayons.  They worked better than I thought.
      
In the past we have done this activity using paint and the children had difficulty adding the paint and spinning the turntables by themselves.
 
       With the markers, pencils and crayons they could manage it.
  
     Occasionally parents did help or worked together to create their art.

Here are a few of our turkeys.
   
     
                      Gobble, gobble!  Have a happy Thanksgiving.

Story - Turkey Lake

A chalk talk.
Sometimes they work, sometimes they don’t.

 I think if I had added "And it makes this sound, Gobble, Gobble" they would have guessed it.