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ESL forum > Message board > Happy Thanksgiving!    

Happy Thanksgiving!



Doot
Canada

Happy Thanksgiving!
 
I just wanted to wish all the Canadian teachers a Happy Thanksgiving weekend.  

12 Oct 2013      





maceman
Canada

How nice.
Happy Thanksgiving to you as well.
Enjoy!

12 Oct 2013     



ueslteacher
Ukraine

Happy thanksgiving!
Do American and Canadian celebrations coincide in time and origin?

12 Oct 2013     



MarionG
Netherlands

Hi Sophie,
as far as I understood the dates are not the same...
If I �m not mistaken, Canadian on 14.10 and American on 31-10.
Probably someone from (or working in) the US or Canada can tell you more...

12 Oct 2013     



MoodyMoody
United States

Definitely not the same in time. I don �t know much about Canadian Thanksgiving, but US Thanksgiving is always the fourth Thursday in November, November 28 this year. (October 31 is Halloween, and coincidentally, the first anniversary of my father �s death. I used to love Halloween.)

12 Oct 2013     



Doot
Canada

Canadian Thanksgiving is always the second Monday in October. The celebrations are mostly the same - family gathering with a big dinner usually consisting of turkey, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, sweet potatoes and pumpkin pie for dessert!

12 Oct 2013     



ueslteacher
Ukraine

Thanks, Doot, what about the origin? does your Thanksgiving also refer to the story of the pilgrims?
Sophia

@Marion:hi:)

12 Oct 2013     



edrodmedina
United States

@Sophia... http://www.kidzworld.com/article/2614-canadian-thanksgiving and I think they had moose instead of deer, eh. Ed

12 Oct 2013     



ueslteacher
Ukraine

Thanks, deer Ed:)
Sophia

12 Oct 2013