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Recreating the first Thanksgiving in Seaford
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Connor Wild was in Native American garb.
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Third-graders dressed like it was the first Thanksgiving.
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Pre-K students had plenty of food to choose from.
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Kindergartner Mark Reo performed Thanksgiving-themed songs before enjoying a feast on Nov. 26.
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Pre-K students at St. William the Abbot School in Seaford wore Pilgrim and Native American hats and enjoyed a Thanksgiving feast on Nov. 26, just like they learned about it in history.
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Brody Tomczyk, left, and Alex Pagano were all smiles after their meal.
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Kindergartners performed Thanksgiving-themed songs before they enjoyed a feast on Nov. 26.
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Kindergartners Riley Prosser and Lena Coyle performed Thanksgiving-themed songs before they enjoyed a feast on Nov. 26.
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Kindergartners performed Thanksgiving-themed songs before they enjoyed a feast on Nov. 26.
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Children at St. William the Abbot School in Seaford were in the Thanksgiving spirit on Nov. 26, the day before their four-day holiday break. Pre-K students and their parents enjoyed a feast in the cafeteria. The two kindergarten classes also got together in one of the classrooms to sing and eat. Throughout the school, students were dressed up as Pilgrims and Native Americans as a testament to the first Thanksgiving.
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