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Good Hope enjoys early Thanksgiving feast
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Neighbors | Shaiyla Hakeem .Boardman's Jim Jenkins (left) ate with grandson, Jacob, and wife, Linda, during a Thanksgiving feast Monday. Parents, grandparents and friends were invited to eat with students at Good Hope Preschool and Childcare.
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Neighbors | Shaiyla Hakeem .Boardman's Gust Mamounis IV enjoyed a turkey leg during Good Hope Preschool and Childcare's Thanksgiving feast Monday. The students invited family members and friends to the event.
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Neighbors | Shaiyla Hakeem .Boardman residents Peyton Himes (left), Kayden Hiles, Jill Gallagher and twin sister, Justine, made made their own butter Monday to use during their Thanksgiving feast.
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Neighbors | Shaiyla Hakeem .Natalie Burnett (left) enjoyed an early Thanksgiving meal with her brother, Carter, who is a student at Good Hope Preschool and Childcare. The students made place mats, a headdress and a turkey whose feathers stated what they were thankful for.
Thanksgiving dinner came early for students at Good Hope Lutheran Church.
Good Hope Preschool and Childcare, on Homestead Drive, hosted an early Thanksgiving feast Monday for its students and family members. The food was made and donated by parents and the meal included several traditional Thanksgiving food dishes.
In preparation for the feast, students made a place mat, headdress and a turkey whose feathers listed aspects of their life they are thankful for. They also made their own butter from scratch, which they used during the feast.
The meal began at 10:30 a.m. and was used to honor the Thanksgiving holiday and to promote the importance of family bonding.