Five Little Pumpkins,

sitting on a gate.

The First one said,

Oh my, it’s getting late.

The Second one said,

There are witches in the air.

The Third one said,

But we don’t care.

The Fourth one said,

Let’s run, let’s run, let’s run.

The Fifth one said,

Isn’t Halloween fun?

Then Ooooooo,

Went the wind.

And out,

Went the lights.

And five little pumpkins,

Roll out of sight.

Halloween Songs:

Pumkins, Witches, and Cats

It’s a Scary Night!

Halloween Playscripts:

Tim Came Back

The Warewolf and Little Red Riding Hood on Halloween

The Canterville Ghost

My First Hundredth Birthday

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Fold crepe paper in half and cut the neck hole

Unfold paper

Fold white crepe paper and round the corners

Glue white paper to the black dress

HOW TO MAKE THE PILGRIM GIRL HAT

Draw two vertical lines  (4 inches long)  in a piece of paper and cut through the lines

Fold and staple it

HOW TO MAKE THE PILGRIM BOY HAT

Draw the pattern and cut along the lines.Cut two or three long strips

Fold a piece of paper and cut to make the hat buckle. Glue the hat to the long strips of paper

INDIAN  PAPER COSTUMES

How to Make an Easy Indian Headband

Fold cardstock  paper  in half and draw the feather

Cut the feather

Fold cardstock paper horizontally and draw the middle part of the headband

Cut the paper

Cut two or three strips of paper and glue them together

Glue the middle part of the headband to the strips of paper

Glue the feather to the front of the headband

Use one or more feathers to do the indian headband

They can be made out of cardstock paper or foamy

depending on the budget

Kids can decorate them with glitter or any other material.

HOW TO MAKE THE INDIAN DRESS

Fold in half the Crepe Paper

Cut a round neck

Cut strips on the bottom of the dress

Cut long strips of paper to make the belt

Thanksgiving Playscripts:

The Story of  the First Thanksgiving

The First Thanksgiving Feast

Thanksgiving Day

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Carabelas que van navegando,
Por el mar hacia mundos ignotos,
Marineros de rostros ajados Con anhelos ya mustios y rotos.

Caballeros de nobles facciones,
Almirante Cristobal Colon,
Cuando tierra gritaron tus hombrres,
Musitaste una humilde oracion.

Con tu fe nuevos mundos hayaste,
Con tu audacia venciste a la mar,
A tus plantas por eso venimos,
Nuestra ofrenda de amor a dejar.

Presionar aqui para leer un guion de Cristobal Colon

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A Ship went sailing on the sea,
Across the world to you and me,
Went sailing on
So Fierlesly!

And who was captain of the crew?
That sailed across the sea so blue?
In 1494?

You and I both know his name?
The man who hold the claim to fame
The man whose name we now proclaim
Christopher Columbus!

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The Pilgrims came to America,
America, America,
The pilgrims came to America,
A long, long, time ago,
A long, long, time ago.

They sailed on the Mayflower,
The Mayflower, the Mayflower,
They sailed on the Mayflower,
A long, long, time ago,
A long, long, time ago.

They made friends with the indians,
The indians, the indians,
They made friends with the indians,
A long, long, time ago,
A long, long, time ago.

They planted seeds,
the corn grew tall, the corn grew tall,
the corn grew tall.

They planted seeds, the corn grew tall,
A long, long time ago,
A long, long time ago.

They had a great, Thanksgiving Feast,
Thanksgiving Feast, Thanksgiving Feast,
They had a great, Thanksgiving Feast,
A long, long, time ago,
A long, long, time ago.

Thanksgiving

Author Unknown

The year has turned its circle,

The seasons come and go

The harvest is all gathered in

And chilly north winds blow.

Orchards have shared their treasures,

The fields, their yellow grain,

So open wide the doorway-

Thanksgiving comes again!

Thanksgiving Poem

This isn’t just any turkey,

As anyone can see.

I made it with my hand,

Which is a part of me.

It comes with lots of love,

Especially to say,

I hope you have a very

Happy Thanksgiving Day!

I Am Thankful

Tune:” Are You Sleeping?”

I am thankful.

I am thankful.

Yes I am! Yes I am!

I’m thankful for my family,

And the friends who love me.

Yes I am!

Yes I am!

Thanksgiving Dinner

Tune: “Frere Jacques”

We eat turkey, we eat turkey.

Oh, so good. Oh, so good.

Always on Thanksgiving, always on Thanksgiving,

Yum-yum-yum! Yum-yum-yum!

Verse 2: Mashed potatoes

Verse 3: Pie and ice-cream

Verse 4: Home-made biscuits

Verse 5: Turkey dressing

Thanksgiving Song

Tune: “Twinkle, Twinkle”

Let’s be thankful for this day,

For our friends and for our play.

Let’s be thankful; let’s be glad,

For the food and things we have.

Let’s give thanks for you and me,

And our home and family.

Thanksgiving Song

Tune: Twinkle, Twinkle

Let’s be thankful for this day

For our friends and for our play

Let’s be thankful; let’s be glad

For the food and things we have

Let’s give thanks for you and me

And our home and family.

Turkey, Turkey

To The Song: “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star”

Turkey, Turkey look at you

please be careful what you do

Thanksgiving Day will soon be here

We eat turkey every year

Go and hide out in the woods

We’ll eat pizza as we should.

Thanksgiving Day (poem)

Thanksgiving Day will soon be here

It comes around but once a year

If I could only have my way

We´d have Thanksgiving every day.

Turkey (poem)

I am a big, fat turkey

You can´t have my head

I´ll sit with you at dinner

We´ll eat a duck instead!

Turkey, Turkey

(sung to Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star)

Turkey, Turkey look at you.

Please be careful what you do.

Thanksgiving Day is almost here

We eat turkey every year.

Go and hide out in the woods

We´ll eat pizza like we should.

Mr. Turkey

(sung to Are you Sleeping)

Mr. Turkey, Mr. Turkey

Nice and fat, nice and fat

I am going to eat you

I am going to eat you

Just like that

Just like that

Related Thanksgiving Playscripts:

• The First Thanksgiving Feast: The First Thanksgiving Feast. Squanto and his tribe join the pilgrims on a Thanksgiving Celebration.

• Thanksgiving Day: This script starts by telling why and how the pilgrims came to America, and everything they had to go through – cold, hunger, sickness– until they became friends with the indians and celebrated their thanksgiving feast.

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