Disguise a turkey is one of the most fun activities you can do with you students in November (or any other time of the year). It is a fun Thanksgiving craftivity that can either be done entirely in the classroom or it can be sent home as a family project.

Agamographs are really fun, and kids are fascinated by them. Let each of your students make one and when placed together, they will make the most remarkable Thanksgiving bulletin board - as students pass by the turkeys will magically jump into their disguises.

See the preview to see the whole disguise a turkey printable template and letters to send to families if you decide to make this a family project.

4 disguise examples are also included, to kick-start the imagination, but any disguise is a good disguise

What makes this printable Disguise a Turkey resource special?

1. You can modify it to fit your needs or your student's needs/skill level.

• You can make the whole project in the classroom.
• You can have the families make the whole agamograph, from start to finish
• You can have the families create the turkey disguise at home (disguise a turkey letter template included), and either you finish assembling the agamographs (raise your hand if you like your bulletin boards neat) or have your students complete the agamographs in the classroom.

2. Simple writing prompts are included, have your students describe what their turkeys are disguised as

3. Have a "best disguise" competition - voting ballots for your students are included (they will also need to why they voted for said turkey) as well as a variety of award ribbons to pin to the best turkey disguise

4. Its an agamograph! Kids will fall in love with these and will be designing their own.