Disguise a turkey digital activity

Question

We used this template with 4th graders, they were provided with a blank turkey and then they use insert object to disguise thier turkey. Before the lesson we read "Twas the night before Thanksgiving". Spoiler alert at the end of the story the students in the book sneek out the turkeys so the book goes along well with the activity. save for next year. There are examples in the template as well to give students ideas. Tip to get hair to be its best I type wig instead of hair.

Disguise a turkey remix

Martha Bongiorno · Answer

Amber, this is such a thoughtful blend of literacy, creativity, and just the right amount of whimsy. Pairing the activity with ’Twas the Night Before Thanksgiving is such a fantastic instructional move. It gives students context and narrative before they ever touch the design tools.

I also really appreciate how you scaffolded the experience with a blank starting point and example ideas, so students had freedom without feeling stuck. And that “wig” tip is gold!! Those small workflow insights are exactly what make activities more accessible and successful for kids. Thanks for sharing this and saving it forward for next year; I know others will do the same!

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