Easy Hand Turkey
Paint the thumb brown and each finger a different color.Paint the palm brown.Press open hand onto paper.Use a finger print to create a gobbler.Add legs and beak.Poem:This isn't just a turkey,As anyone can see.I made it with my hand,Which is part of me.It comes with lots of love,Especially to say,I hope you have a veryHappy Thanksgiving Day!

Paper Sack Mini-Scrapbook
Materials-2 or 3 paper sacks-hole punch-Paper or magazine-Ribbon-Photographs-glue stick or other adhesive1. Fold two or three paper sacks in half to make a book.2. Punch two or three holes along the fold.3. To bind the book, run ribbon through each hole and tie.4. Cut and glue pieces of paper to fit each ‘page’ creating a nice background. (scrapbook, cardstock, construction, newsprint, or magazine paper will work!)5. Use adhesive to attach photographs to each page. 6. Fill the ‘open ended pages’ with a piece of cardstock or heavier paper and photo. Attach a ribbon to

Morgan's Velcro Glove
Make a Velcro glove to use all year round! Use hot glue or a few stitches to attach a piece of Velcro (the rough ‘hook’ side) to each finger tip. Use felt to make little turkeys for November, pumpkins for October, etc. The felt objects will stick to the Velcro finger tips for interactive play. You can use rhymes or stories, like the turkey poems or the 'Character Kids,' with your velcro glove. Emphasize the rhyming words and number words.Materials:glovefeltvelcrohot glue gunMaterialsglovefeltvelcrohot glue gunTurkey Poems:

cookbook
APPETIZERS, DIPS, & SNACKSChicken DipI have had this with bagel chips and Triskets, yummy!1 pkg (8-oz) cream cheese 1 carton (8-oz) sour cream8-oz Colby jack cheese, shredded 2 lg cans cooked chicken4 green onions, chopped ¼ t garlic powder2 chicken bouillons, crushed 3 t almond sliversMix together and bake at 350 for 20-minutes or so (until hot and bubbly). Jackie Kolstad

Handout for Myth #9
Myth #9 God Approves of Only One Family Design“We must not worship one family model. We are called to worship God alone.” (Fields, page 199)Every Family is Unique“As I look at families around me, I see an amazing divergence from the ‘ideal.’” (page 191)“We celebrate families with a husband and wife who love each other and their children. But we must not privilege a narrowly defined model of the Christian family, punishing all others. When we recognize the beautiful, redeeme