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As someone who used to have turtles, this book definitely caught my eye! 🐢 It's a clever story about two stubborn creatures who form an unlikely friendship. This story combines humor with a message about compassion, acceptance, and friendship! Have you read this one yet?

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“When fall winds blow cold
and jack-o-lanterns lose their smiles,
when branches lie bare,
and corn stalks rustle in the wind,
that’s when it’s time for
Thanksgiving in the Woods.”

This story follows along as one family packs up and heads out into the woods. There, they are greeted by family and friends. Soon, everyone pitches in to set up the tables, build the bonfire, and hang tarps over tree branches. Together they share a meal, combine their musical talents, and simply enjoy being together.

Thanksgiving in the Woods by Phyllis Alsdurf is based on the true story of a family that has been hosting an outdoor feast for their family and friends each year in upstate New York. This story is filled with lyrical text and beautiful illustrations. It would be a great way to start a discussion about the different Thanksgiving traditions your students celebrate!

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It’s World Kindness Day. Be sure to show a little extra #kindness to others today. Don’t forget to show yourself a little kindness, too.❤️ What acts of kindness have you seen today?

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