Before we start gearing up for Christmas, I want to take a moment and recognize a very important holiday–Thanksgiving. We all have so much to be thankful for, me especially, I hate that it doesn’t get the press that other holidays do.
Last year, I did a series on preparing a place for kids a thanksgiving. They never seem to get to sit with the big people, so I made them a place all of their own with activities and ideas to make it a little more fun for them and teach them a tad about the art of thankfulness. You can find links to this series here:
- Giving Thanks – A Thanksgiving Kids’ Table
- Tutorial for Thanksgiving turkey finger puppets
- Painted Leaves Thanksgiving napkins
And to show my gratitude to you, my readers, here is a little something from the Thanksgiving set that was also published in Yum Food & Fun for Kids magazine…
Thankful labels to print and hang on your own thankful tree, or to use in any way you see fit. Click here to download. Hope your Thanksgiving festivities are beautiful and fulfilling!
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Many thanks for these printables. I didn't have time to create my own this year. Filling out "What I'm Thankful" cards has been a tradition around our Thanksgiving dinner table for many years. Everyone fills our several cards and puts them in a pot. We then pass the pot around the table drawing out a card at a time and reading it aloud. Then the whole table has to guess who wrote it. It is a great way to keep the kids engaged and at the table well after they have finished eating!