Activity 1 Save as “Tom T Turkey” 20 points

Memo about Tom T. Turkey

1.  Set margins at Top 2”, Right, Left, and Bottom 1”.

2.  Key the following information in memo format. 12 pt. Arial

Hint: It has to look like this from here down.

TO: All teachers and students

FROM: Your name

DATE: Today’s date

SUBJECT: Missing turkey

Please be on the look out for Tom T. Turkey. He is scheduled to go under the knife Thursday, November 25, but he is nowhere to be found. I know this is a scary time for poor old Tom, but it was what he was born to do. There have been sightings of Tom T. in the gymnasium, on the playground, and on the north end of the hallway. So far, he has steered clear of the cafeteria.

Tom T. Turkey is about 2’5” tall. He has a beard and is completely covered in feathers. He answers to “gobble-gobble-gobble”. Caution: he has been known to shake his tail feathers. If you see Mr. Turkey, please let me know immediately, otherwise, it will be a ham of a Thanksgiving.

Sincerely,

Your name

Activity 2-Save as “Scavenger Hunt” 20 points

Add a border and a graphic somewhere on the page.

Mayflower History Web Site http://www.mayflowerhistory.com/History/thanksgiving.php

1.  Which President made Thanksgiving a national holiday to be celebrated?

2.  What year was it?

The Pilgrims and Plymouth Colony 1620: The First Pilgrim

Thanksgiving http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Emosmd/#part5

3.  When was the first celebration?

4.  How many days was this first harvest celebration?

5.  How many adult, married women survived the first winter to prepare the meal?

The History of Thanksgiving

http://www.history.com/minisites/thanksgiving/viewPage?pageId=872

6.  What Indian tribe celebrated with the Plymouth Colonists?

7.  What were the only two foods historians are certain were on the menu?

8.  What utensils did the pilgrims use at the meal?

9.  What seasoning would be found on the table?

It’s Turkey Time http://www.education-world.com/a_lesson/lesson036.shtml

10.  In the United States, what is the only state that does not have wild turkeys?

11.  What famous American wanted the turkey as our national bird?

12.  Do male or female turkeys make the gobbling sound?

13.  What are three things wild turkeys eat?

14.  How many pounds of turkey does the average person in the United States eat?

Activity 3-Save as “My Favorites” 20 points

1.  Open Microsoft Word

2.  Change the Page Orientation to landscape

3.  Insert a table with two columns and 11 rows

4.  Merge the top row of cells and key “My Favorite Foods to Eat on Thanksgiving”

5.  List 20 of your favorite foods normally served on Thanksgiving Day.

6.  Close to the top of the page key “Happy Thanksgiving” using word art in the appropriate fall colors

7.  Insert a clipart of a turkey and center it horizontally and vertically, below the heading

8.  Choose 18 pt. font and an appropriate font color for all text. (fall colors)

9.  Insert an appropriate border and a solid background

Activity 4-Save as “Thanks” 20 points

1.  In Microsoft Word open a blank document

2.  Change to page orientation to landscape

3.  Insert the title, “Happy Thanksgiving” using word art

4.  Format the title with the appropriate fall colors and center

5.  Insert a table with 12 rows and 2 columns

6.  Merge the two columns on the top row

7.  Center the title, “Say Thanks in any Language”

8.  Key the following information into your table

9.  Use 14 pt font and Rockwell font style

10.  Use any search engine to find the answers and fill in the information in the table

11.  Insert an appropriate clipart anywhere in the document and a border with a solid fill on the page

Say “Thanks” in any Language
Chinese
C ech
French
German
Greek
Hindi
Italian
Japanese
Spanish
Swahili
Turkish