PPT-On the fourth Thursday in November the Americans celebrate the holiday called Thanksgiving.

It is a national holiday Thanksgiving day symbolizes the joy of loving caring sharing Historically Thanksgiving began as a tradition of celebrating a harvest feast to give thanks by the Pilgrims . Then and Now. Table of Contents. Objectives: Slide 3. What should we learn first?: Slide 4. Origins of Thanksgiving: Slides 5 & 6. Thanksgiving Today: Slides 7 & 8. Self-Quiz: Slide 9. Listening Activity: Slide 10 . By O. Henry. . It was the last Thursday in November-Thanksgiving . Day.. . As usual, Stuffy Pete took his seat on the third bench . to the right as you enter Washington Square Park. . . Every Thanksgiving Day for nine years he had taken . HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY 1 The aims of the lesson are. :. - to learn and train new words. - to read the text and try to speak . - to revise some grammar material. There are names of holidays . Christmas. New Year. '. s Day. St. Patrick. Table of Contents. Slide 1: Title Page. Slide 2: Table of Contents. Slide 3: Objectives. Slide 4: What is Thanksgiving?. Slide 5: The Pilgrims Come to America. Slide 6: Who Were the Pilgrims?. Slide 7: Voyage to America. Mr. Taylor. &. Mr. . Domerese. Trivia. In what year did the first American Thanksgiving celebration take place? . (a). . 1900. . (b). . 1492. . (c). . 1621. . (d). . 1776 . -C. . 1621. 2. . 英三乙 . 4A0C0054. . Sherry. . 4A0C0074 Vicky. . 4A0C0082 Eva. Outline for story . plots. Charles . Dickensy. gave things to eat for Stuffy every Thanksgiving Day, and he was trying to make a tradition of. However, he died of starvation because of his sympathy. Whereas, Stuffy died because he had had many feasts, so he was so full that he died at last.. Thanksgiving is celebrated only in the United States.. True or False?. False. It is also celebrated in Canada!. The Greek Goddess of Corn is:. (a) Demeter. (b) Cornucopia. (c) Ceres. (d) . Grainophillia. Work of students from . Slovenia. Uganda. Portugal. Russia. Belarus. Ukraine. Teacher . Vera Stoilov Spasova. New Year. E. ver. y. one in . our. . learning. . circle. . likes. . new. . year. . especially. The bread and the wine, the moment in time. Come . celebrate Jesus, the Spirit frees . us. His . table has been laid. ,. Come . now and celebrate Him. Come celebrate Jesus, come celebrate Jesus. The bread and the wine, the moment in . Thanksgiving . in America. Whatever happened to Thanksgiving?. . H. a. ll. o. w. ee. n transitions into . C. h. r. i. s. t. m. a. s. !. Thanksgiving . in America. Whatever happened to Thanksgiving?. Thanksgiving…Did You know…. Close your eyes and imagine its Thanksgiving Day. What are you doing? What do you smell? What do you hear? What do you see?. What?! You didn’t see any pilgrims at your Thanksgiving celebration?! Isn’t Thanksgiving all about the . What Is Thanksgiving?. T. here was a religious group in England.. Some decided to leave England.. They left England by ship.. There were two ships: the Speedwell.... ...and the Mayflower.. Because of a storm.... “A Heartfelt Thanksgiving” A Special Thanksgiving Sunday Message Psalm 145:1-21 © November 18, 2018 Pastor Paul K. Kim COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT THANKSGIVING Misconception #1: “I want to be authentic—I will give thanks when I really FEEL thankful.”