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Adults know that turkeys play an important role in any Thanksgiving celebration, but what do young children think about turkeys? Here are what some four year olds in Marsha Gutch's group had to say about the subject:Turkeys fool around. You have to throw a shoe at them, two times, then cook them.
Turkeys have feathers and fat tummies. You run and catch a turkey, hold him and smack him, and put him in a pot and make him a different color.
First you put carrots and celery and make stuffing. You put the stuffing into the turkey. It stays there but I don't know how.
Turkeys have turkey legs and bones and a face. First you frost it and then you wash and dry it. Put salt and pepper and sugar. After you eat, you have games and a parade, then rest.
When it's turkey day, you make turkey. You go to a turkey store and buy a turkey. Bring it home and bake it in an oven. Then you wait in the kitchen until it's done.
You turn on the stove. Then you cook the turkey. Don't let him wake up or ...