[coaches wife]

My kinder daughter is having to disguise a turkey...due on Friday. Now, I am NOT creative at all....her daddy is. Unfortunately, he is unable to help with this project.
Do you guys have any simple ideas on how we can easily disguise our little guy?

TIA

[Ria]

and make it into someone she likes. It could be Sleeping Beauty, Barbie, or a real person. I saw a picture of a Hannah Montana one that was pretty cute. You can also make animals. Last year I had a really cute calico cat. Santa was popular one year in my class. A snowman is also cute.

[Ria]

has some really neat pictures. If you look on the side, there are more you can click on.

http://www.teacherweb.com/AZ/Camelba.../gallery5.aspx

[RFS1st]

I do this with my class every year and get some of the most creative "turkeys" ever. My favorites have been a grandma turkey (dressed with glasses and cut out fabric for a dress, with grey hair), a dragon turkey (covered in small pieces of tissue paper), and an astronaut (with a suit made out of tinfoil). The "princess" turkeys that I usually get often have yarn for hair and are wearing (usually stapled on) a doll's dress. Bunnies and Sheep are also easy to make with cotton balls. My turkeys are due this week and I can't wait to see what arrives!

[1956BD]

is she a brownie or girl scout? That would be cute.

a ballerina or a gymnast?

a soccer player?

love barbie?

fan of Hanna Montana? Buy some doll hair at the craft store.

Hello Kitty?

Have her do something that makes a connection with what she likes to do.

A clown is easy to do.

How about doing a coach? Maybe she could find a small whistle to hang on a chain around the turkey's neck or make one out of aluminum foil.

How about a gingerbread man or girl for the upcoming holidays?

[acorn]

football player, hunter, cheerleader, invisible turkey, cub scout, Incredible Hulk, spiderman, superman, ninja, native american, police man, fisherman, girl in a bikini and five more will arrive tomorrow on the deadline. Some just simply colored over the turkey. while other put a lot of energy and effort into their turkeys.

Best of luck to you!

[ssgodin]

I had one today that was a fall tree and had leaves glued all of it. It was cute and colorful

[Garrisonlady]

I had done this many years with my students before having fun was not the priority.
Some of my favorites were a Turkey dressed as Santa, trees, football player, ballerina, model, snowman, etc. The ideas are endless.

[coaches wife]

You guys have the greatest ideas. Thank you so much!!! We will tackle this project tomorrow night.

It's so hard becuase we just did a pumpkin, and we will be doing a Santa next month...almost over kill.

[rachelmpd]

so far are:

A Giants Player (the beard guy) and

A Girl Scout (I had this girl last year and can always count on her to be creative)

[thisisashley]

I noticed that many teachers also add the speech "callouts" with the lines on them for the kids to write... does anyone have that somewhere? I can't find a speech bubble online with the lines on it.

TIA

[stretchberry]

Here's the speech bubble template.

http://www.proteacher.net/discussion...61&postcount=8

[thisisashley]

Thank you! That was just what I was looking for.

[teach88]

My colleague just did this. There were some very cute ones. Some of the ones I remember are: Santa, a University of Kentucky basketball player, a snowman (covered in cotton balls), a hula dancer with a grass skirt and coconut b---s, a hunter in camoflauge, a witch, the Easter bunny. They really do turn out very cute!