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Deb Hurley Brobst
King-Murphy second-graders show their disguise turkeys, from left, front row, Alex Pennell, John Lloyd, Alice Ardern; back row, Kabella Sparks, Calla Lauritsen, Kinsley Wright, Tatum Garnett and Edith Noel.
King-Murphy Elementary students show their thankfulness for family, friends, pets and more

With the holiday to give thanks only a day away, students at King-Murphy Elementary School had families and pets on their minds. And their friends, homes, birthdays, school, teachers and books.

The school is filled with turkey art — everything from plump and perky turkeys to gratitude turkeys to disguised turkeys to hide from hunters. Not only is giving thanks part of the holiday, it’s also part of the school’s social-emotional learning on gratitude.