Glyphs are not just arts and crafts (even though they are really fun to make!) They are a form of data interpretation. When a glyph is finished, you should be able to "read" it to find out about the person who created it. (If you came to Open House, you searched our Family Glyphs to find your family house by using the key!)
Key:
Are you going someplace or staying home for Thanksgiving?
Going: TanTurkey Staying: Brown Turkey
Do you like to eat turkey?
Yes: Pear Body No: Oval Body
Do you like cranberry sauce?
Yes: Eyes Up No: Eyes Down
Where do you eat Thanksgiving dinner?
Dining Room: Yellow Beak Kitchen: Orange Beak
Do you help cook Thanksgiving dinner?
Yes: Open Beak No: Closed Beak
Do you like gravy?
Yes: Short, Fat Wattle No: Long, Skinny Wattle
What foods do you like to eat on Thanksgiving?
Feathers:
Red: Stuffing Orange: Potatoes Green: Pie
Yellow: Corn Purple: Beans
Do you like to eat leftovers from Thanksgiving?
Yes: Yellow Feet No: Orange Feet
They Turkey Glyph key we used came from Shari Sloane (kidscount1234.com). I just made the pieces and tweaked the key a little to better fit our classroom.
What a neat idea!! I loved the pumpkin glyphs too!
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