Books with title Snoopy's Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is turkey, pumpkin pie, family gatherings, and a celebration of all the good things for which we're grateful. But how did out modern-day Thanksgiving traditions get their start? What was the first Thanksgiving like? Informative text and creative illustrations help kids learn the answer to this and more!

It's Thanksgiving, and Dora and her family and friends are ready to clelbrate. What is Dora thankful for? Take a look inside Dora's Thanksgiving and find out!

The first thing we notice about Thanksgiving is the food. Through accessible text, readers will be introduced to some of this holiday’s history and food. A picture glossary and index enrich the text and make this a great resource for new, struggling, and emerging readers.

Theo counts--and readers can smell--the different kinds of food he puts on his plate for Thanksgiving dinner.

Introduces the history, customs, meaning, and celebration of Thanksgiving.

A basic overview of Thanksgiving for emergent readers. Color photographs reflect the short, easy-to-understand sentences that improve vocabulary and comprehension.

Simple text describes the Thanksgiving holiday, how it began, and how it is celebrated.

Thanksgiving story for children, ages 2 - 5.

Thanksgiving smells fill the house. Grace is making a list of the things she's thankful for: yummy food, a loving family, and the fact that her dog didn't eat all the pies.

Everyone is excited about the Tarrytown Airport Thanksgiving dinner except Snuffy, who isn't sure that he has anything to be thankful for, until Big Jake gets caught in a dangerous storm and almost misses the celebration. Original.

Twelve sprightly poems about Thanksgiving, including "When Daddy Carves the Turkey," "I Ate Too Much," and "If Turkeys Thought." A "delightful collection...that everyone can relate to."--Childhood Education.

Carefully leveled text and fresh, vibrant photos engage young readers in learning about the traditions and celebrations of the holiday of Thanksgiving. Age-appropriate critical thinking questions and a photo glossary help build nonfiction learning skills.