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When trying to create a Thanksgiving bulletin board in your preschool Sunday school classroom, it can often be fun to get the children involved.

Meat and fish were plentiful but what kind of vegetables did the pilgrims and native people share at the first Thanksgiving? Here, we will take a look at what is known.

Company is coming for your holiday meal and you want to set a special table. Here are some fun ideas to make a spectacular Thanksgiving table that everyone will enjoy.

Today's Thanksgiving has evolved and is quite different than the first Thanksgiving when the Pilgrims and Indians came together to celebrate.

The Thanksgiving holiday is represented as a tradition similar to the one celebrated by many Americans today. However, such is not really the case.

Fun facts spanning the very first Thanksgiving celebrated by the Pilgrims and Indians, to how President Roosevelt tried stimulate the economy by moving it earlier!

When teaching about Thanksgiving, using age appropriate books can increase student interest in the lesson.

The gathering at Plimoth Plantation was not quite what is portrayed in US history books. But it is possible to reinterpret the holiday from a larger point of view.

From start to finish, this guide will explore how to cook a turkey for Thanksgiving, Christmas or any other holiday to be celebrated with family and friends.

From the Pilgrims first landing in the New World to their feast with the Indians, Thanksgiving's history brings to realization the meaning behind this holiday.

Corn doesn't have to be plain to serve at Thanksgiving. Try these enhanced recipes that will please your family and friends.

No Thanksgiving holiday meal is complete without the roast turkey. Here is a simple guide to teach beginners how to properly cook this year's traditional turkey.

Many preschoolers and early elementary school children particularly enjoy playing Duck, Duck, Goose. Use variations of this fun game to teach new ideas.

Make a delicious Bread and Celery Stuffing or if you prefer something a little fancier try Cranberry Pecan Stuffing or Cornbread Sausage stuffing.

Kids love treasure hunts and organizing one is fun for the adults too. Think up interesting clues and hide them. Then let the kids loose to find the treasure.

Upon researching, one would be surprised at the disparity of facts surrounding our traditional Thanksgiving celebration and the early Thanksgivings recorded in History.