Before the break, we asked you to share your favorite Thanksgiving traditions. We're thankful we get to share some of your answers!
Gabriel, Eastwoods Elementary in Hudson: "My family and I go to a movie. Later at dinner time we sit at the dinner table and say what were thankful for in are life. Lastly we ate the feast of crab and have a good night."
Austin, Claggett Middle School in Medina: "When I wake up, my Mom makes cinnamon rolls with bacon feathers to look like a turkey. We eat them while we watch the Macy's Parade. Then, we go to my Grandma's house and eat Thanksgiving dinner."
Noah, Bexley Middle School in Bexley: "My favorite Thanksgiving tradition is when my family does our 450 piece puzzle after dinner."
Kara, Mulberry Elementary in Middlefield: "For Thanksgiving, I wake up and go to run a 5k then I go to my nanas and I eat turkey, mashed potatoes and pie. Then I go to my grandmas and eat ham, mash potatoes and pie. Then I go home and go to sleep."
Emily, Strongsville Middle School in Strongsville: "My Thanksgiving tradition is basically like every other Americans'. We eat turkey and mashed potatoes like usual, but I'm not American. I'm Ukrainian so we basically have two Thanksgivings, even though it's not called Thanksgiving in my language. Our whole church gathers up and we dress in our Ukrainian dresses and shirts and we have a feast all together. That's my Thanksgiving tradition."