Thanksgiving Day

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Thanksgiving Day

• How would you travel through the snow of there
  were no cars, snowmobiles, or trains?

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• Over the river and through the wood,
• To grandfathers house we go
• The horse knows the way
• To carry the sleigh
• Through the white and drifted snow.

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• Over the river and through the wood-
• Oh, how the wind does blow!
• It stings the toes
• And bites the nose,
• As over the ground we go.

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• Over the river and through the wood, to have a
  first-rate play.
• Hear the bells ring,
• Ting-a-ling-ding!
• Hurrah for Thanksgiving Day!

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• Over the river and through the wood
• Trot fast, my dapple-gray!
• Spring over the ground,
• Like a hunting-hound!
• For this is Thanksgiving Day.

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• Over the river and through the wood,
• And straight through the barnyard gate.
• We seem to go
• Extremely slow,-
• It is so hard to wait!

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• Over the river and through the wood-
• Now grandmothers cap I spy!
• Hurrah for the fun!
• Is the pudding done?
• Hurrah for the pumpkin-pie!
• By Lydia Maria Child

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• Lets Review
• What are feelings created by the author?
• MOOD
• 2. What is a horse-drawn snow vehicle?
• SLEIGH
• 3. What is it called when something is marked
  with patches?
• DAPPLE-GRAY
• 4. To a very high degree lots.
• EXTREMELY

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• Lets Review
• Heaped or piled up.
• DRIFTED
• 2. Movement faster than walking.
• TROT
• 3. Links phrases or words.
• HYPHEN
• 4. To a very high degree lots.
• EXTREMELY