I’ve written a couple of posts about getting ready for the holidays and I’ve mentioned that I would be gathering ideas for activities for the kiddos. The following list is some of the activities that we already had on hand… hopefully, they will still be available for you to download if you wish. If they aren’t available a quick Google search will quickly deliver a list of fun activities.
I have already pulled out the Fall-Themed activity box for the youngest… it is just a plastic shoebox filled with fake leaves, bugs, nuts, and pinecones. She loves to dump them out and look for the bugs.
Pilgrim Unit Study & this cute Pilgrim hat and bonnet for the kids to wear.
Printable Thanksgiving Placemats with Activities
Thanksgiving Pattern Block Activity My kids love pattern blocks!**
Thanksgiving Writing Prompts HERE or HERE
The Thankful Turkey Activity or The Thankful Tree Project
Thanksgiving Copywork & Activities
Celebrating Holidays Through Literature
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Christ-Centered Thanksgiving** I originally got this book in a homeschool deal online but it is now available on Amazon.
THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO A MAKE-AHEAD THANKSGIVING
Thanksgiving, Frozen: A 6-Day Guide To What To Cook Ahead, And When
Make Ahead Thanksgiving Guide (Complete with Easy Recipes & Prep Timeline!)
Homespun Holidays: Fall & Winter This is another that I had gotten in a homeschool bundle but it is on a special discount at the time of this post!
I don’t plan on using all of these items but I will choose one or two to use with the kiddos next this month!
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