7 Easy Thanksgiving Crafts for Kids
One of the BEST things about Thanksgiving is FAMILY. We’ve been reading up on our Thanksgiving history this week, and next week I’m hoping to do several hands-on activities and crafts with the boys for Thanksgiving week. I thought I’d share some of my favorite Thanksgiving craft finds…
1. Turkey M&M Favors – I mean seriously, this bird is hilarious.
2. Paper Turkey Popcorn Bag – Brilliantly adorable.
3. Thanksgiving Grateful Tree – I love this idea, and how it can become a fabulous centerpiece for the Thanksgiving table.
4. Pilgrim Crayon Holder – Pair it with a paper tablecloth and you’ll have happy little turkeys through dinner!
5. Mayflower Handprints – I’m a sucker for handprint crafts.
6. Turkey Handprint Tablecloth – See above…and also, how fun would this be to pull out each year?
7. Turkey Headbands – Because we shouldn’t take any holiday too seriously.
How about YOU? What are YOUR favorite Thanksgiving crafts? Feel free to share a link in the comments!
As the mama of quadruplet boys, Jen enjoys sharing the adventures, joys, challenges, and bloopers in parenting multiples. Hopefully 4tunate will be a blessing to your heart and home, as you are an encouragement to mine.
Brad is the father of these four energetic little boys. He runs his web design business from home which blesses him with the opportunity to be a nearly constant influence on them. 
Henry is the first-born, and the small but mighty of the four. He started off at 2 lbs. 12 oz, but needed very little assistance from the get-go.
Brooks is an identical twin to Clark, and it’s fascinating to observe their bond. He is a polite, sweet, and imaginative kid. He loves to color, write, and pretend with his brothers.
Clark has lots of spunk and determination. He is animated, sympathetic, and a great sense of humor. He enjoys entertaining others, playing rough, and acting out....
Isaac is a passionate child with a innate love for anything sports. Isaac is energetic, joyful, encouraging, and is an excellent listener (even when he’s not the one being spoken to).
Honestly, the thought of doing any craft has made my skin crawl since toddlerhood. I remember feeling so much anxiety in KINDERGARTEN when our teacher would announce it was craft time!
But these are all super-cute.
Have you ever made turkeys out of Oreos. You frost the Oreo and put a Herseys kiss on one side and on the other side you lay candy corn flat around like feathers and add a red hot to the top of kiss like a turkey neck..They are totally cute and edible too.
This year I am making these with one of my grandson’s classmates at school – http://www.enchantedlearning.com/crafts/thanksgiving/handfoot/
I’m making this with my oldest grandson’s class –
http://pinterest.com/pin/57139488993417844/