Kids will enjoy learning more about them in this delightful and informative hard cover by award- winning naturalist Jim Arnosky. Scholastic, Inc. 2. Iroquois children were taught to begin their day by saying this expression of gratitude to living things. The prayer in the Iroquois language is included at the end of the book. Child's World 4.
Families gather at a farm to celebrate their blessings and enjoy a wonderful meal together.
November is the time of preparation for winter. An exciting yarn that uses the uncertainty of railroad travel in the 1890's as its premise, this story is based on a real Thanksgiving feast organized by outlaws in Utah. Vivid watercolors illustrate all the excitement and adventure that this story presents. Puffin Books 6. Thanksgiving, Poems Woodcuts painted with watercolor provide this poem with special illustrations.