Top 10 Kids Projects to Give Thanks

What better time than Thanksgiving to teach children about giving thanks. The holiday season is a time when kids can be overtaken by making wish lists and thinking about all of the “stuff” that they want. Take a look at these 10 great projects that can help teach children about being thankful.

1) Give Thanks for Each Day Thankful Tree from Crafty Mama in ME

2) Read a Story, Make Place Mats for Thanksgiving from Books and Giggles

3) Thanksgiving Gratitude Craft: Extra Gum Container Thank You Notes from Mommy’s Bundle

4) 20 Free Gratitude Printables from Practical Parenting Ideas

5) Thankful Turkey Kid Craft and Book from The Resourceful Mama

6) Gratitude Conversation Starters from Creative Family Fun

7) 7 Days of Thanksgiving – Day 3 (Thanking You Postcards) from Mommy Crusader

8) Free Printable Thanksgiving Kids’ Activity Pages from I Should be Mopping the Floor

9) Thankful Game (Free Printable) from Paradise Praises

10) Connor Gives Thanks + A Printable from Wife Mommy Me

Happy Thanksgiving! I hope that you and your family have a wonderful holiday season.

Take a look below for a list of great Thanksgiving kids crafts for kids.

Top 10 Thanksgiving Crafts For Kids from Play Dough & Popsicles

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Shannon A: My name is Shannon and I look forward to sharing some of my life with you! I am an Event Manager turned part time working mom trying to wrangle two kids, a dog, a bunny, a husband and my blog! I have a degree in Sports, Entertainment, and Event Management and worked in the hotel industry but realized the hours weren’t conducive to having a family and giving them the attention that I wanted.

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Bibi says:

October 20, 2016 at 10:54 PM

I love the placemat idea, Shannon! These are great crafts!
I also really liked the snake craft and your 31 days of ABC's. (For some reason I was unable to leave a comment on that post...) it looked very easy to make that I could craft it with my 3-year-old.
Best,
Bibi
- Shannon A says:
  
  October 21, 2016 at 9:13 AM
  
  Thanks! Some great bloggers allowed me to share their ideas as well :) The snake is definitely easy enough for your 3 year old! Have fun