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Disguise a Turkey Printable Template
Filled example inside: a made-up firefighter disguise for Tom the Turkey. Its Supply & Budget page shows a $23.46 craft-store list, $18.46 over budget for a family that set $5.00, while the from-home column does the same disguise for $0.00. Unlike one-costume printables, all 12 color-in disguises in this kit are drawn to fit the same turkey template, so every hat, outfit and prop lands where it should.
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What's inside
- Disguise_a_Turkey_Family_Letter_Editable.docx
- Disguise_a_Turkey_Printable_Kit.pdf
WHO IT IS FOR
Parents with a "disguise a turkey" family project, Pre-K to 2nd grade teachers, homeschool families.
WHAT'S INSIDE (2 files)
- Printable kit, 23-page PDF: filled color example, black-and-white turkey template, 12 color-in disguises (Firefighter, Chef, Astronaut, Pirate, Police Officer, Superhero, Royal, Doctor, Football Player, Cowboy, Scuba Diver, Construction Worker), design-your-own pieces
- "Please don't eat me!" writing page, Supply & Budget page and family letter, each as filled example + blank
- Before-school check + 20 more disguises from things at home
- Editable family letter, Word .docx (due date, teacher, room)
WHY THIS ONE
- Many turkey disguise printables sell one costume per listing; this kit has 12 for one template.
- The family letter asks for things from home, and the Supply & Budget page shows the cost difference.
- Pages to color are black-and-white line art to save ink.
FORMAT
- US Letter 8.5 x 11 in (on A4 choose "Fit to page", the pieces still fit the turkey)
- PDF + .docx (Word, Google Docs, LibreOffice)
HOW TO USE
- Print the turkey template and one costume page
- Color the pieces and cut on the thick black line
- Glue them on and fill in the writing page
- Fill-in guide in every file: a “Fill in with AI” chapter with ready-made sentences for an AI chat assistant, matched to the template’s fields
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