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Thank you to the Smethport Elementary SchoolsSecond Graders for sharing their

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How to Cook a Turkey

First, my Grandma takes the turkey from her dinerbecause she is the boss. Then, my Grandma cooks theturkey plain in the oven for an hour at 20 degrees. Next,she takes the stuffing out and we eat it plain. Its reallygood. Last, we eat the turkey with pumpkin pie. Grandmasa good cook!Braden Ronan

Mrs. Goodmans Class

First, my whole family buys the turkey at Costas for$99.00. Then, my Dad cleans it off with water and puts it ina pan. Next, Dad cooks it in the oven for 20 minutes at 17degrees. Last, Dad cuts the turkey up in small pieces forhis kids and we eat it with a fork.James BickfordMrs. Goodmans Class

First, my Dad kills the turkey behind our backyard. Then,he rips all the feathers out with tweezers and Mom cleansit with water. Next, Mom cooks it in the microwave for afew minutes at 10 degrees. Last, we eat the turkey withmashed potatoes and blueberry pie.Christo SpeedyMrs. Goodmans Class

First, my Dad or my Uncle buys the turkey at a storesomewhere in Virginia. We go there for Thanksgiving.Then, my Uncle washes the turkey off with water. Next, hecooks it in the oven for 10 minutes at 15 degrees. Last, weeat it with cranberry sauce and stuffing.Brandon HigleyMrs. Goodmans Class

First, my Papa buys the turkey at Costas for $28.00.Then, he cooks it the garbage can (you know those

garbage can turkeys?) for 1 hour at 101 degrees. Next, myPapa makes stuffing and Patricia makes her pudding.Last, we eat it. It is good!Kaleb GreenMrs. Goodmans Class

First, my mom buys the turkey at Wal-Mart for $5.03.Then, we take it home and wash it off with water. Next,mom cooks it in the oven for 9 seconds at 10 degrees.Last, we eat up with mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce,and pumpkin pie!Zachary JohnsonMrs. Goodmans Class

First, my grandma buys the turkey at Costas for $5.00.Then, my grandma washes it in the sink with water. Next,grandma cooks it in the oven for 25 minutes at 100degrees. Last, we go to my grandmas house and bringthe stuffing. We all eat it with pumpkin pie and whipped

cream.Jenna GregoryMrs. Goodmans Class

First, my grandpa and Ishoot the turkey with a gun.Then, mom pulls thefeathers off with her handsand washes it in the sinkwith soap. Next, momcooks it in the oven for 1hour at 30 degrees. Last,we eat it with my wholefamily.Bryce SherwoodMrs. Goodmans Class

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First, my Dad buys the turkey at the Dollar Store for $3.00.Then, my Dad puts stuffing in the turkey and washes it offwith water and soap. Next, Mom cooks it in the stove for 6minutes at 7 degrees. Last, me and my family eat it withcorn and my Dads dip and noodles.Danielle NelsonMrs. Goodmans Class

First, my Dad kills the turkey in my backyard with a gun.Then, my Dad takes the feathers off with his fingers. Next,he cleans it with regular water and then he cooks it in thestove for 10 minutes at degrees. Last, we eat it with corn,mashed potatoes and gravy, and pickles.Shakira GriffinMrs. Goodmans Class

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1. In large bowl, with mixer at medium speed, beatsugar and margarine or butter until light and fluffy, about 5minutes. Add flour, baking soda, cinnamon, vanilla extract,salt and eggs; beat just until blended, occasionallyscraping bowl with rubber spatula. With spoon, stir inapples, oatmeal, raisins and walnuts.

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First, I hunt down a turkey with an elephant gun. Then, Itake it home and take out its guts and feathers. Next, Icook it in my oven for 12 minutes at 100 degrees. Then, Iinvite my friend Noah over and we eat the turkey with forksand knives.Zachary DiFonzoMrs. Goodlings Class

First, I go hunting with my daddy. Then, I make a trap inthe woods. When the turkey steps in my trap, I will pull thestring and catch him. Next, I help my mommy pull thefeathers off. Then, I cut the legs and head off and stuff it.We put it in the oven for 20 minutes at 60 degrees. Last, Ipull the turkey out and eat it.Kristen Dunn

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First, my grandma dumps apple peels in the woods. Then,a hunter shoots a turkey. Next, my grandma cleans theturkey with water in the sink. Then, she cooks it in theoven at 25 degrees for 10 minutes. Last, we eat it at thetable with other stuff.Chloe GoodwillMrs. Goodlings Class

First, we go to Wal-Mart and buy a one pound turkey for$5.00. Then, we unpackage it. Next, we put it in the ovenall day at 58 degrees. Last, we take it out and eat it withforks and green beans.Mrs. Goodlings ClassJared Greenman

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Auld Lang Syne is thesong traditionally played atthe stroke of midnight atparties, festivals andgatherings across theUnited States. In fact, it isthe preferred song for mostof the English-speakingworld on New Years Eve.Many people know thewords and the music, buthave no idea what the songactually means. If you wantto recapture some of themeaning of the song, spendsome time learning about itshistory and what the lyricsactually mean.

The song actuallycomes from a poem byRobert Burns, the greatScottish poet, althoughmany argue that earlierversions of the ballad haveexisted for much longer. Thestory is that the song wasgathered by Burns from anold man, moving the songfrom an oral tradition to awritten one. It is sung to atraditional melody with amournful air at New Yearsand ceremonies that markthe endings of other things,like graduations, funeralsand farewell parties.

The title of the song canliterally be translated as oldlong since, although a morereasonable translationwould be long, long ago oreven once upon a time.The song actually openswith a question, which mostpeople dont know, asking ifold days and oldacquaintances should beforgotten. Most peopleunderstand the song to be acall to remember oldfriendships while movingforward into the New Year.

There are several verses,but often only the chorusand first two verses aresung. Aside from the title,the most famous line isprobably in the chorus wheneveryone sings, Well takea cup of kindness, for oldlong ago. This toast totradition reaffirms its

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Preheat oven to 425 F.For pie: Mix sugar, salt, cinnamon, ginger and cloves

together in a large bowl. Add eggs and beat slightly. Addcorn syrup, pumpkin and evaporated milk; blend well.

Pour filling carefully into piecrust. Do not overfill crust.The amount of filling prepared may exceed the capacity ofa 9-inch piecrust.

Bake for 15 minutes; reduce oven temperature to 350 Fand continue baking for 40 to 50 minutes, or until knifeinserted in center of pie comes out clean. Cool on wirerack for 2 hours before serving.

For whipped cream: Pour cream into medium-sizedbowl. Beat cream 3 to 4 minutes until soft peaks begin toform. Gradually add brown sugar, being careful not tooverbeat. Fold in vanilla, cinnamon and nutmeg.

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112 cups (6 ounces) pecans1 (9-inch) unbaked or fro_zen* deep-dish piecrust

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spoon. Stir in pecans. Pour filling into piecrust.Bake on center rack of oven for 60 to 70 minutes (see

tips for doneness, below). Cool for 2 hours on wire rackbefore serving.

*To use prepared frozen piecrust: Place cookie sheet inoven and preheat oven as directed. Pour filling into frozencrust and bake on preheated cookie sheet.

Recipe Tips: Pie is done when center reaches 200 F.Tap center surface of pie lightly-it should spring back whendone. For easy cleanup, spray pie pan with cooking spraybefore placing piecrust in pan. If piecrust is overbrowning,cover edges with foil.

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How To Cook a Turkey

I hunt my turkey in the woods. My Dad shoots it. My Dadcleans it in a sink with a paper towel. I cook it in a ovenlike 6 degrees for seven minutes. I have potatoes, andmacaroni and apple sauce and cottage cheese. I go andwatch TV when Im finished eating.By: Cheyenna VincentMs. Kemicks Class

My step dad hunts it in the woods like a sniper. He uses agun to shoot it. He brings it back home and then I dontreally know how they clean it. We bake it in the oven at 50degrees for about 3 hours. We also have potatoes,chicken, corn, um something elseI think its um greenbeans. We have cake or wait, we have sausage too. Wecelebrate by .well its different every year, I dont knowwhat we are doing this year.By: Nathan KingMs. Kemicks Class

We buy it at Walmart. You know them black pansaroasterand we put pineapple in with the turkey, then wecook smashed potatoes, we get chips and we cook somecream style corn. We have dessert, ice cream, we go in asa big bunch and watch TV in the living room.By: Dakota ShelleyMs. Kemicks Class

First we hunt it, my Dad and my brother. Then we pluckthe feathers off of it. Then we cook it in our house in theoven on 30 degrees for 20 minutes. We get beans,potatoes, stuffing. We eat ice cream at the end. Then wewatch cartoons.By: Emily OlsonMs. Kemicks Class

First my dad and I go and kill it out in the woods with agun. We pluck the feathers and go wash it off, then we gutit. Then we take it inside and get warm water and put it init. Then we preheat the oven at 62 degrees and then wellcook it for 1 hour or so. Then we will take it out and makestuffing, and maybe some homemade pizza to go with itand well make some corn and then well make someohwell make some pumpkin pie! We usually sit down andwatch some TV after dinner or well play the Wii.By: Olivia RossmanMs. Kemicks Class

My Grandpa hunts it with a rifle. Then he brings it homewith his four wheeler. Then myGrandma cooks it at camp on the grill for an hour. Wehave corn, and mashed potatoes and usually bakedbeans. We have ice cream and we usually celebrate bycoloring and we eat more.By: Christian EatonMs. Kemicks Class

I hunt it with a gun thatmy Grandpa has. Andthen we put it in the ovenon 100 degrees for 28minutes. Then we go playa game and then wewatch our favorite footballteams play. At the end wehave a celebration andwe have some pumpkinpie. Thats all.By: Devin WilliamsMs. Kemicks Class

Sometimes I buy it sometimes I hunt it. I dont really knowwhat were doing this year. We clean it by washing it in thesink with soap and water. We let it sit out for an hour. Weput it in the oven on medium for an hour. We have mashedpotatoes, gravy, stuffing, cake and ice cream. We usuallywatch a TV show after dinner.By: Zakary RobinsonMs. Kemicks Class

We buy it at Walmart. We cook it in the oven on 48degrees for 5 hours. We put something in it to tell thetemperature to see if its done. Then we eat it with chicken,beef, and stuffing. We usually go to the park after dinnerso I can play.By: Raven BurkettMs. Kemicks Class

Traditional Desserts Add A Fitting FinishTo Thanksgiving Feasts

(NAPSA)-One thing most people are thankful for eachThanksgiving is a variety of desserts including pumpkinand pecan pies.

Pumpkin pie dates back to at least 1621, when NativeAmericans introduced the crop to the early American

settlers of Plymouth. Hollowed-out shells were probably

mixed with milk, honey and spices and then baked in hotashes, as the early colonists did not have ovens.Tradition says the French were introduced to pecans by

Native Americans and invented pecan pie soon aftersettling in New Or_leans, but no recipes have been foundthat date before 1925. Karo knows from its history that thepopular corn syrup version of pecan pie was a 1930sdiscovery.

Karo syrup has long been an essential ingredient inclassic pecan and pumpkin pies. Typically, light corn syrupis used when a delicately sweet flavor is desired, such asin fruit sauces and jams.

With its more robust flavor and color, dark Karo syrup isideal for many baked goods. Karo corn syrups used inbaking contain 0 grams of high-fructose corn syrup. Bothvarieties are gluten-free. Here are two crowd-pleasingrecipes for your Thanksgiving feast:

Classic Karo Pumpkin Pie with Cinnamonand Spiced Whipped Cream

Prep time: 10 minutesCook time: 55 to 65 minutesCool time: 2 hoursYield: 8 servingsClassic Pumpkin Pie:

12 cup sugar12 teaspoon salt

1 teaspoon ground cinnamon12 teaspoon ground ginger18 teaspoon ground cloves

2 eggs12 cup Karo Dark (preferred) or Light Corn Syrup

1 can (15 or 16 ounces) pumpkin1 can (12 fluid ounces) evaporated milk1 (9- to 9.5-inch) unbaked deep-dish piecrust

Spiced Whipped Cream:1 cup whipping cream2 tablespoons brown sugar

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First, we get the turkey in the wild. I trap it in a cage. Then,we take it home and take out its guts, eyeballs, and legs.Next, we put it in a pan and cook it at 100 degrees for 10minutes. Last, we put the turkey on a plate and eat it withmashed potatoes.John AdamoskiMrs. Goodlings Class

First, we go to Costas and buy a 30 pound turkey for$2.00. Then, we cook it in the oven at 100 degrees for 3minutes. Next, we put it in the sink and wash it with awashcloth. Then, we dry it off with a towel and eat it at thetable.Kylie BobenriethMrs. Goodlings Class

First, we buy a 10 lb. turkey from Wal-Mart for $6.00.

Then, I cook it in the oven at 100 degrees for 2 hours.Next, I put gravy, barbecue sauce, and garlic on it. Last, Itake it to Allies house and we eat it with a fork, potatoes,gravy, and broccoli soup.Harley CorleMrs. Goodlings Class

First, I go to Wal-Mart and buy a one foot turkey for $3.00.Then, I take it home and roast it in the oven at 43 degreesfor one hour. Next, I take it out and carve it and put it on abig huge plate. Last, I serve it to my family with a glass ofmilk.Maya CrowleyMrs. Goodlings Class

First, I threw a tomahawk at the turkey. Then, my momtakes out the brains, guts, and eyes. Next, she puts in onthe oven for 10 minutes at 80 degrees. Last, we chop it upand squeeze the juices out to make turkey pie.

Nicholas CummingsMrs. Goodlings Class

First, I get a pocket knife and cut off the turkeys head.Then, I build a fire with sticks and blow on it so it getsbigger. Next, I cook the turkey outside in a pan for 100hours. Last, we eat it with mashed potatoes.Rocco CurcioMrs. Goodlings Class

First, I go hunting for the turkey with a shot gun. Then, Itake it home and pluck its feathers. Next, I take out all theguts and put it in the oven. I cook it at 420 degrees for 2hours. Last, I eat it with forks and knives.Luke DartMrs. Goodlings Class

The Kitchen DivaBy Angela Shelf Medearis

Craving CranberriesCranberries are often part of a holiday feast, but their

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Cranberry juice is often the choice when trying toprevent infection. The fluid in the juice also helps maintainhydration, which is known to help prevent infection.Cranberries are very tart and are often consumed incombination with sugar. For example, a glass of cranberry

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Cranberries also can be used to decorate your homeduring the holidays. Try placing cranberries in a glass bowlwith water and place a floating candle in the middle. Youreonly limited by your imagination and creativity.

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This path set in a wooded PA hillside started out as a hobby for a home school familyworking together. Many friends encouraged them to put their things in some craft shows andthen eventually to start a shop. They started out making all their own furniture. And so it wasa family business, as their son Sean worked with his dad,Bruce Ireland; building, paintingand distressing the furniture. And their daughter,Sheena, worked with her mom,TammyIreland; displaying, ordering and taking care of the customers at the store.

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First, my dad shoots aturkey at my grandmashouse. Then, we pick itsfeathers off and cut its head

off. Next, we cook the turkeyin the oven for 1 hour at 6degrees. Then, I set thetable and pour the milk inglasses. Last, we eat theturkey with silverware.Sabrina TannerMrs. Goodlings Class

First, we get a turkey mailedto us. Then, we build a fireoutside and put a stick inthe turkey. We hold theturkey over the fire for 9minutes. Next, we take theturkey off the stick andmake smores. Then, we eatthe turkey with mashedpotatoes, green beans, and

2 marshmallows. Last, wego to bed upstairsMichael WoosterMrs. Goodlings Class

First, I shoot the turkey witha gun. Then, I cut it with aknife into little chunks. Next,I put it in the oven for 4minutes at 9 degrees. Last, Ieat it with brownies andscrambled eggs.Timothy WrightMrs. Goodlings Class

The German prince, Albert,after his marriage to QueenVictoria, brought thecustom of decorating aChristmas tree to Englandand German immigrantsbrought it to America.

Kiss, PleaseBy Tresa Erickson

When preparing for the holiday season, peopleobserve various traditions from decorating a Christmastree to hanging stockings from the mantel to tying a sprigof mistletoe in a doorway. Anyone familiar with themistletoe tradition knows that meeting under it often endsin a kiss, as the song I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Clausalludes to. But what is the history behind the mistletoetradition?.

Although parasitic by nature, mistletoe has long beenconsidered a mystical, magical plant. Many ancientcultures believed the plant to heal sickness, protect lifeand enhance love and fertility. Europeans often hung itover the entrances to their homes, barns and stables toward off bad spirits.

The plant was also considered a symbol of peace inmany cultures. The Druids, for example, believed it to be

so powerful that warring clans would cease battle uponthe first sight of the plant. In Scandinavia, individualsmeeting under it in conflict could declare a truce or kissand make up.

In the Norse myth of the death of the god Balder, themistletoe has potent but promising properties. Balderdreams he is going to die and tells his mother Frigga.Alarmed, Frigga secures promises from everything andeveryone not to harm Balder, except for the mistletoe.Aware of this, the mischievous god Loki tricks the blindgod Hoder into shooting Balder with an arrow made ofmistletoe. Balder dies, much to Friggas horror. As Friggasheds tears on the mistletoe plant, its berries turn white.Eventually Frigga brings Balder back to life, and incelebration, kisses everyone she meets under themistletoe. From that day forward, the mistletoe brings onlykisses of joy to those who come into contact with it.

The tradition of kissing under the mistletoe was thebasis of kissing balls held in England during the 18th

century. Any girl caught beneath the mistletoe could notrefuse a kiss of friendship or love and would be marriedwithin a year. Today, in some parts of England, themistletoe must be burned on the 12th night so that all ofyoung men and women who have kissed beneath it maymarry.

Mistletoe remains a holiday tradition associated withkissing in many countries today. People often hang up asprig of mistletoe in a doorway or room and exchange akiss whenever they meet beneath it. Legend has it thatcouples in love that kiss beneath the mistletoe will one daymarry and have a long, happy life together.

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1) Blue Christmas2) The Christmas Song3) Carol of the Bells4) Do They Know Its

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A) Joan Ellen Javits &Philip and Tony Springer

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GeldofR) Meredith WillsonS) Tommie ConnorT) Billie Hayes & Jay W.

JohnsonAnswers: 1) T, 2) F, 3) K, 4)Q, 5) O, 6) E, 7) M, 8) G, 9)L, 10) S, 11) P, 12) R, 13) N,14) C, 15) J, 16) I, 17) A,18) H, 19) B, 20) D

Well, how did you do?The songs may be familiar,but the songwriters are awhole different matter. Youmay not have been as

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First you have to go huntingwith all of your family. Andthen you um, when you find

it, you have to shoot it. Thenyou bring it home in theback of the truck or the car.Then when you get homeyou slice all of the feather

off of it. And then you cook itin the oven on about 11degrees for about fifteenminutes. Then you cooksome more things with it indifferent pans. And then,when you are done cookingall of the other stuff, thenyou eat all of the stuff thatyou made!By: Emalee RobsonMs. Kemicks Class

We usually go to Walmartand buy it. Then we take ithome and cook it for 10 or20 minutes on 20 degreesto keep it nice and moisty.We also make some stuffingwith it and sometimespotato skins. Then we invite

some of our friends over,and we eat all of it. Thatskind of all of it.By: Triston WatsonMs. Kemicks Class

We hunt it and shoot it witha bee bee gun. We take ithome with us and cook it on20 degrees for about a halfan hour. We will gosomewhere near myGrandma Cs and eat it withthe whole family. We havesome macaroni and cheeseand some potatoes. Oh wehave ice cream andcakegood stuff! Thenwhen were done with thatwe go and play a Wii or aDS or something.By: Larry VandermarkMs. Kemicks Class

First we hunt it. And then weclean it off with a .I wouldsay a knife, to get thefeathers off of it. Then wecook it on for 1 hour on 4degrees. And we also makemashed potatoes, gravy,corn, stuffing, thats mostlyit. We have sometimes icecream or just a little snackfor dessert. We watch amovie after we eat. Wewatch Bambi or DespicableMe, or Shark Tale.By: Celeste AustinMs. Kemicks Class

Well, I have my own shotgun and first I go and hunt

it. Then we cook it for about5 hours on 300 degrees inthe oven. We have stuffing,corn, and I think thats it.Usually we play a fewgames on the Wii orsomething when we aredone. We also watch thefootball game. Usually wego down to Clearfield withmy mom and all of them.By: Collin PorterMs. Kemicks Class

Me and my dad we gohunting and we hunt theturkey with a turkey trap.Then usually overnight weboth go get the trap and the

turkey is in it. We usuallytake it home, I carry my gunand my dad carries theturkey. We cut the bellyopen and we clean it outand put it on the oven at200 degrees. We make apumpkin pie and we makestuffing and we get to eatthem up. When we are doneeating, we get dessert. Weeat ice cream and ricepudding. We have a lot ofstuff.By: Ryan SherwoodMs. Kemicks Class

Another Gift GiverBy Tresa Erickson

Millions of children lookforward to the arrival of theman in red every Christmas.He flies through the night onChristmas Eve, deliveringgifts to one and all. In somecountries, he is known asSanta Claus. In others, heis known as FatherChristmas. In Italy, he isknown as Babbo Natale andhe isnt the only one whobestows gifts during theholiday season. La Befanaalso gives out gifts during

Epiphany.La Befana is a

character in Italian folklorethat delivers gifts to childrenlike Santa Claus but only onEpiphany. She appears onthe eve of January 6 to fillgood childrens stockingswith goodies and naughtychildrens stockings withcoal, garlic and onions. Anelderly woman, La Befanaflies from house to houseon her broomstick, wearinga black shawl covered insoot from her many trips upand down the chimney.

There are manylegends linking La Befana

to the three wise men andt h e i r search forthe Christc h i l d .

Accordingto one ofthe morec o mmo nones, La

Befana was approached bythe three wise men andasked if she knew wherethe Christ child was. LaBefana could not help them,

but she did provide the menwith shelter. To thank her,the three wise men invitedLa Befana to accompanythem on their trip to see theChrist child, but shedeclined. Later, La Befanachanged her mind anddecided to look for the threewise men. She never didcatch up with them, butaccording to anotherlegend, she did see theChrist child, and having losther own child, sheshowered Him with gifts.

Jesus was delighted anddeclared her the mother ofevery child in Italy.

However the tale of LaBefana goes, her visit onEpiphany remains atradition in many villages inItaly. Long after BabboNatale has visited, childrenremain on their bestbehavior in the hopes thatLa Befana will swoop downtheir chimney and fill theirstocking with sweet treats.

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eat. And then when the turkey is done, we cut it up andgive everyone a piece.By: Macey GoffMs. Kemicks Class

We go hunting in the woods. We take the turkey home andwe cut it and then we cook it in my stove on 50 degreesfor about 10 minutes. We have potatoes, macaroni, andcottage cheese. We play games when we are done.By: Kaden HimesMs. Kemicks Class

My Grandma gets it at Walmart or we kill it. We willprobably kill this year. We cook it in the stove probably 15degrees or something for probably like 15 minutes. Wealso have macaroni and cheese, mashed potatoes,stuffing, and corn or peas or carrots and thats it! We goplay after we eat. We play shooting games.By: Joshua Hall

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Writing a letter to Santahas long been a tradition.Children in Great Britainused to burn their letters inthe hopes the wind wouldtransport them to the NorthPole. Today, that is nolonger the case. Childrenlook to their post office tohelp them get their letters toSanta. According toestimates, post officesaround the world receiveapproximately a hundredSanta letters a day during

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How to Cook a TurkeyFirst, my Mom gets the turkey at the Dollar General for$5.00. Then, she takes it home and Grandma cooks it fora minute at 4 degrees. Next, she puts salt and pepper onit. My Pappy cuts it up. Last, we eat it with forks andspoons.Jassmine ProsserMrs. Goodmans Class

First, my Dad kills the turkey in the woods with a gun.Then, Dad picks the feathers off with his hands andwashes it with a towel. Next, Dad cooks it in the oven for 5minutes at 30 degrees. Last, we all eat it with a plate.Noah LentMrs. Goodmans Class

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First, my Aunt buys the turkey at Costas for $10.00. Then,my aunt cooks it in the oven at 100 degrees for one hour.

My aunt also makes stuffing. Next, I make little cards forthe table with all my families names. Last, we all eat it withour forks.Travis CooneyMrs. Goodmans Class

First, my Dad usually goes out to shoot it or buys it fromCostas. I think he gets it from Costas. Then, my Momwashes it off with water and special spray. Next, Mom putsthe turkey in a pan and plugs in the roaster. It cooks for 1hour at 50 degrees. Last, we call everybody up to have abig party.Emily MillerMrs. Goodmans Class

First, my mom and dad go to Wal-Mart to buy the turkeyfor $10.00. Then, Dad cooks it on the grill or microwave for15 minutes at 50 degrees. Next, we let the turkey cool off.Last, we have a feast with all my family.

Casey SageMrs. Goodmans Class

First, my grandma buys the turkey at Costas for $10.00.Then my grandma cooks it in the oven for 1 hour at 20degrees. Next, we help grandma make potatoes and corn.Last, Papa cuts the turkey with a knife and we all eat itwith a fork. Then we have apple pie!Hayley DurphyMrs. Goodmans Class

Hoofed HelpersBy Tresa Erickson

What has hoofs and helps Santa deliver gifts onChristmas Eve night? Reindeer, you say? Youre right.Without them, Santa could not make his sleigh ride. Howmuch do you know about Santas reindeer? Take this quiz

and find out.Q: The reindeer pulling Santas sleigh were first

named in Twas the Night Before Christmas in 1823.True or false?

A: True.Q: According to the poem, the original eight were

Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donnerand Blitzen. True or false?

A: False, the last two were originally called Dunderand Blixem.

Q: Loosely translated from Dutch to English, Dunderand Blixem mean thunder and lightning. True or false?

A: True.Q: Some historians believe Dunder and Blixem may

be representative of the magical goats pulling Thorschariot in Norse mythology. True or false?

A: True.Q: Dunder and Blixem appeared as Donder and Blixen

or Blitzen in later variations of Twas the Night Before

Christmas. True or false?A: True.Q: Over time, Dunder

evolved into Donner, whichwas later cemented by thesong, Rudolph the Red-

Nosed Reindeer. True orfalse?A: True.Q: The song introduced a ninth

reindeer and was based on astory written by Robert L. May to

give away to children at MontgomeryWard stores. True or false?

A: True.

Q: Rudolph was different from the other reindeer inthat he had red eyes. True or false?A: False, he had a red nose.Q: The other reindeer made fun of Rudolph until he

was asked to lead Santas sleigh in a storm. True or false?A: False, Rudolph was asked to lead the sleigh in the

fog.Q: Mays brother-in-law, Johnny Marks, is responsible

for setting his story to music. True or false?A: True.Q: Roy Rogers recorded Marks song in 1949. True or

false?A: False, Gene Autry recorded it.Q: Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer is considered

one of the best-selling songs of all time. True or false?A: True.Q: In 1999, Fox produced a special about another

reindeer named Oliver. True or false?A: False, the reindeer was named Olive.Q: Olive was not really a reindeer. True or false?A: True, Olive was a dog.Q: Olive saves Christmas by filling in for the injured

Vixen. True or false?A: False, she fills in for the injured Blitzen.Well, how did you do? Good, fair, poorly? Whatever

the results, few would argue the fact that reindeer play avivid role in Christmas. The holiday wouldnt be the samewithout them. Theyre crucial to Santas Christmas Everide.

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First, my dad goes to the store and buys a 40 somethingpound turkey for one buck. Then, my dad goes home andputs it in the oven for 21 minutes at 100 degrees. Next, heputs it on the freezer and wraps it in tin foil. Then, hechops up some potatoes and puts them in the oven. Last,we eat the turkey with potatoes and carrots.Caitlyn MunsellMrs. Goodlings Class

First, my mom buys a turkey from the store for $4.00.Then, she takes it home and puts in the oven at 315degrees for 25 minutes. Next, she puts the stuffing in itand puts it on the table. Last, we all gobble into it!Serena SmyntekMrs. Goodlings Class

How MuchDo You Know?

By Tresa EricksonThe holidays make excellent material for TV writers to

draw from. Many a series episode over the years hasbeen set during the holiday season. Here is quiz on asliver of them. How many questions can you answercorrectly?

1) How many Santas appear on Christmas morning in aChristmas Show on I Love Lucy?

A) 2B) 3C) 4D) 5

2) What do the Cartwrights sing at the Christmas partyin A Christmas Story on Bonanza?

A) Joy to the World and O Come All Ye FaithfulB) The Twelve Days of ChristmasC) Away in a Manger and Silent NightD) Jingle Bells

3) Who is all set to sing at church on Christmasmorning, but loses their voice a few days earlier in TheVoice of Christmas on The Brady Bunch?

A) AliceB) GregC) CarolD) Cindy

4) Why is Archie so bummed in Christmas Day at theBunkers on All in the Family?

A) He oversleptB) He lost his holiday bonusC) He ate too muchD) He didnt receive the present he wanted

5) Who describes what Christmas is like in Korea in aletter to their father in Dear Dad on M*A*S*H?

A) FrankB) HawkeyeC) MargaretD) Radar

6) Where does Fonzie claim hell be spending theholidays in Guess Whos Coming to Christmas on HappyDays?

A) ChicagoB) BaltimoreC) San FranciscoD) Waukesha

7) What does Mel do on Christmas Eve that results in avisit from his old partner in Mels Christmas Carol onAlice?

A) Fires his waitressesB) Yells at his mother

C) Serves bad food to his customers

D) Cuts the Christmas bonuses8) Where does Blair believe the charity auction she is

planning will take place in Christmas in the Big House onThe Facts of Life?

A) OrphanageB) Homeless shelterC) MallD) Church

9) What does Woody say as the credits roll inChristmas Cheers on Cheers?

A) Ho, ho, ho, Merry Christmas!B) Good tidings to all!C) God bless us, everyone.D) Happy Holidays!

10) Who is visited by ghosts in A Keaton ChristmasCarol on Family Ties?

A) MalloryB) AlexC) Elyse

D) Skippy11) Why is Mary Jo upset in Ill Be Home for

Christmas on Designing Women?A) Her daughter opened her Christmas presents

earlyB) Her house caught on fire and burned up the treeC) Her son no longer believes in SantaD) Her car got wrecked

12) How does Frasier choose to spend Christmas Dayin Miracle on Third or Fourth Street on Frasier?

A) Frolicking in the sun and surf in MiamiB) Opening presents with his son in BostonC) Checking out the shops in San FranciscoD) Working at the radio station in Seattle

13) Whom is Angela looking for in So-Called Angelson My So-Called Life?

A) Rickie

B) BrianC) RayanneD) Jordan

14) What saves Angel in Amends on Buffy theVampire Slayer?

A) A tornadoB) A floodC) A fluke snowfallD) An earthquake

15) Who works through their post-traumatic stressdisorder in Noel on The West Wing?

A) CharlieB) LeoC) JoshD) Sam

16) What does Larry eat that he shouldnt in Mary,Joseoh and Larry on Curb Your Enthusiasm?

A) PieB) Cake

C) Ice creamD) Cookies

17) What holiday tradition does Michael attempt torestore in Afternoon Delight on Arrested Development?

A) Frozen banana standB) Town gazeboC) Church nativity sceneD) Ice fishing hut

18) What does Michael do that turns off real estateagent Carol in A Benihana Christmas on The Office?

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19) Who is after Bettys job in Fake Plastic Snow onUgly Betty?

A) WilhelminaB) ChristinaC) Amanda

D) Marc20) What does Penny give Sheldon for Christmas in

The Bath Item Gift Hypothesis on The Big Bang Theory?A) Proof that Santa existsB) A hug and kissC) Chinese foodD) A napkin signed by Leonard Nimoy

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First, we buy a 77 lb. turkey from the store for $25.00.Then, we cook it in the microwave for 30 seconds. Next,we check on the turkey and let it cool down. Last, we eat itwith squash and some cooked bread.Marisa HogestynMrs. Goodlings Class

First, I go hunting with a rocket launcher. Then, I shoot theturkey and drag it home. Next, I chop it into little piecesand put it in the microwave for 10 minutes at 5 degrees.Last, I eat it with my whole family!Zachery KeechMrs. Goodlings Class

First, we go to the store and buy a turkey for $10.00. Then,we put it in the sink with warm water. Next, we put it in theoven for 1 hour at 50 degrees. Last, we take it out and eatit with potatoes and yams.Allison LeetMrs. Goodlings Class

First, I go to the store and buy a 3 lb. turkey for $2.00.Then, I take it home and put it in the oven for 20 minutesat 30 degrees. Next, I take it out and eat it with my forkand spoon. I have stuffing and mashed potatoes with it.Coryn McClainMrs. Goodlings Class

Hung With CareBy Tresa Erickson

Each Christmas,children across Americahang up their stockings forSanta to fill with toys andtreats. The tradition hasbeen going on for centuriesand is practiced in manynations around the world.

The exact origins of theChristmas stocking traditionare unknown, but manyhistorians point to a 16th-century Dutch tradition inwhich children would filltheir clogs with a treat for

Sinterklaas and hay for thedonkey he rode from houseto house. In turn,Sinterklaas would thank thechildren by filling their clogswith sweet treats or coal ifthey had been bad.

According to historians,the Dutch tradition mayhave stemmed from alegend involving a poor manand his marriage-agedaughters. Upon the deathof his wife, the man had lostmuch of wealth and couldnot provide the properdowries for his daughters.

Unable to marry, thedaughters were very sad,and so was their father.Upon hearing of the familysplight, St. Nick wanted tohelp, but he knew betterthan to offer the poor butproud man charity. Instead,he rode by the familyshouse one day and tossedpurses of gold down thechimney. The gold landed inthe daughters stockingsthey had hung to dry by thefireplace. The familyrejoiced and was verygrateful to God and St. Nick.

Whatever the origins,the stocking tradition was

cemented in print with thepublication of Twas theNight Before Christmas inthe 19th century. In thepoem, the stockings werehung by the chimney withcare,/In hopes that St.Nicholas soon would bethere. Recalling that scene,Thomas Nast createdstockings hanging from themantel in his illustrations forG W b t S t

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