The first template was created by Beth Kingsley (@bethkingsley13)
In this Google Slides template the students build a turkey by copying and pasting eyes, beaks, feathers, feet, hats, wattles (yes that's what they are called), and extras onto their blank turkey body. When done the students write about the turkey they created.
You and your students can get your own copy of the "Build a Turkey" template here: Google Slides link
Template #2 - Disguise a Turkey
The second template was created by Kelley Costa (@costasecond)
In this Google Slides template the students try to disguise their turkey so he will be safe from becoming the Thanksgiving Day dinner. They do this by copying and pasting masks, costumes, hats, accessories, and shoes onto their turkey. Then they write a story about their disguised turkey and how it will stay safe.
You and your students can get your own copy of the "Disguise a Turkey" template here: Google Slides link
Kudos to Eric Curts for posting this on his blog. This is a piece of that blog. You can see Eric Curts here in Harney County on April 12, 2019 at #HarneyTech19.
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