Do you need activities for the kids to do while dinner cooks on Thanksgiving? Maybe you're looking for fun and educational activities for the little ones to play and learn over Thanksgiving break. We have a great collection of free Thanksgiving printables for the kids!
Free Thanksgiving Printables and Activities for Kids
Thanksgiving Sensory Bin
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Thanksgiving Writing Tray
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For Thanksgiving, we created a writing tray with an irresistible material for our kids to practice their fine motor skills through relaxing sensory play!
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Play and Learn with Feathers
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There are so many ways that kids can learn and play with feathers! Whether you choose colored craft feathers or natural ones, the invitation to create and explore is so inspiring with these light and delicate objects. These are great ideas for Thanksgiving too!
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Yarn Wrapped Turkey Craft
Our preschooler created a colorful yarn wrapped turkey from recycled material! This gobbler is the perfect fine motor craft for Thanksgiving.
Teaching Kids Thank You in Different Languages
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We've been learning about gratitude and thankfulness. We did a preschool lesson on how to say, read, and write thank you in several different languages! This is the perfect free printable sheet for Thanksgiving or any time of year.
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Christmas Sensory Play Ideas for Kids
What is even better than the smells of peppermint, eggnog, pine trees, candy canes, and gingerbread? Try our amazing list of Christmas sensory play ideas for kids!
Foot Print Cornucopia Thanksgiving Craft
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We made a Thanksgiving cornucopia with E's foot print! We love hand and foot print crafts. I am thankful to have them to compare how much the kids have grown. They make cute and festive holiday decor!
Turkey Pattern Sheet
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Do you need a Thanksgiving center idea or an activity for kids to do while the meal is cooking? Our kids loved color sorting and creating feather patterns on our free Thanksgiving turkey printable!
Thanksgiving Turkey Geoboard
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Our Thanksgiving Turkey Geoboard was holiday fine motor practice while we worked on so many math concepts! We discussed patterns, symmetry, geometry, and measurement during this fun and engaging homeschool preschool math lesson.
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Indian Corn Crafts and Activities for Kids
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We love Indian Corn! It is so irresistible from the color to the texture to how versatile it is in for the fall season in the early childhood classroom. I've gathered several of the very best Indian Corn crafts and activities for kids plus included a free printable just for you!
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Fall Scene Diorama
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Using a recycled gift box, E created her first diorama this weekend!
DIY Doily Pumpkin Shirt
DIY Acorn Letter Manipulatives
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Christmas Tree Geoboard Hands On Math Activity for Kids
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Our Elf on the Shelf has been bringing educational invitations for our kids to play and learn! He created a Christmas tree geoboard as a hands on fine motor math activity!
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Egg Carton Pumpkins & Jack-o-Lanterns
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We are on a roll using recycled materials to create fall themed crafts! Our latest creation can be for fall or Halloween.
You'll need an egg carton, orange paint, a black marker, and small sticks. An adult should cut and fold two egg carton cups to nestle inside each other as we did with our egg carton acorns. Next, take the cups apart again so your child can paint them orange. Once dry, an adult can carefully punch a hole in the top of one cup to insert a small stick for a stem. We didn't use any glue in this craft, but you could secure the pieces if you'd like.
To make jack-o-lanterns, your child can use a black marker to draw a face on the pumpkin. I reminded my daughter E that a face has two eyes, a nose, and a mouth. She added the "eyebrows" all on her own. We used this time to discuss the shapes people might use when creating a jack-o-lantern face. I like that we can turn the jack-o-lanterns' faces around to display the pumpkin side after Halloween to keep them up for Thanksgiving!
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You'll need an egg carton, orange paint, a black marker, and small sticks. An adult should cut and fold two egg carton cups to nestle inside each other as we did with our egg carton acorns. Next, take the cups apart again so your child can paint them orange. Once dry, an adult can carefully punch a hole in the top of one cup to insert a small stick for a stem. We didn't use any glue in this craft, but you could secure the pieces if you'd like.
To make jack-o-lanterns, your child can use a black marker to draw a face on the pumpkin. I reminded my daughter E that a face has two eyes, a nose, and a mouth. She added the "eyebrows" all on her own. We used this time to discuss the shapes people might use when creating a jack-o-lantern face. I like that we can turn the jack-o-lanterns' faces around to display the pumpkin side after Halloween to keep them up for Thanksgiving!
The jack-o-lanterns look great with a decorated pumpkin (and the artist)! They also enjoy keeping our toilet paper roll scarecrow company!
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This post was first published as a guest post for Lebanon Macaroni Kid.
This post was first published as a guest post for Lebanon Macaroni Kid.
Polar Habitat Diorama
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When I saw this box in the pile of trash to be discarded after Christmas, I grabbed it. I knew it would make a perfect diorama.
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