Brockbank Second Graders Share "How to Cook a Turkey"

Brockbank Elementary is happy to share some fun ways on "How to Cook a Turkey" according to second graders. Students had a creative writing assignment which lets the students use their imagination with no prompting from the teacher as far as content, they are able to write their own ideas. Below is some ideas of "How to Cook a Turkey" by Brockbank second grade students in their writing:

Lauren Trafny - Get thermometer and a roasting pan. Then you kill a turkey. Then you pluck their feathers, you cut it's head and feet off. Then you put it in the oven. Then you put it in 100degrees. Let it sit in the oven for two hours. Then you wait till it is done, then put in on the table. Junior Wetzel - You get out of your house. You get a gun. You hunt for the turkey. It might take a long time! As soon as you find the turkey you take it home. Then you put it in the oven. It might take a lot of hours! You get it out of the oven. Then you let it cool down. Do not let it cool too much. That is how you cook a turkey! Annika Moffitt - First you get a turkey. Then you get a turkey bag. Then you get out a big platter. Then you cut the turkey. Put it on the platter. And put it in the oven for the time it's going to cook for two hours. The heat is going to be 150 and when it is done. You get it out of the oven. And put a thermometer in it. Then put it on the table and munch all of it all gone. Munch, munch, munch! Sydney Vincent - You need a big roasting pan. Then you need to pluck the feathers. Then you clean it up. Then you put it in the oven and cook it for two hours. Then you get a thermometer to see when it is done. Then you beat it and then you put salt and pepper. Then you put it on the table. Kynslie Farr - First you have to go in the woods. Then you have to kill it. Next you bring it to your house. Then on the stove and cook it a long time. Then you get everything else. Then you get it out. And then we wait until the people come. Then we eat the turkey and have dessert.