Thanksgiving

Show your thanks to your mom this Thanksgiving with a printable card.

Show your thanks to your dad this Thanksgiving with a printable card.

Have someone give you a word for each blank space. Then fill in the blanks and read the story out loud for a few laughs!

Have someone give you a word for each blank space. Make sure you use the correct part of speech. Then fill in the blanks and read the story.

Kids can contribute to the Thanksgiving celebration by making these place cards for the big feast.

Use this stationery to write to your loved ones this Thanksgiving.

Have someone give you a word for each blank space. Then fill in the blanks and read the story out loud for a few laughs!

Print out this worksheet and get to work trying to find all of the hidden Thanksgiving vocabulary words!

Try this delicious homemade stuffing recipe for your family's Thanksgiving feast.

Follow the Native American tradition of creating totem poles to record your family's heritage this Thanksgiving season.

Get your kids into the spirit of the Thanksgiving holiday -- have them make turkey place cards for your dinner table.

This toddler art project makes a nature-filled work of art, using leaves from your backyard.

Make a tracing of your toddler's hand, draw an eye and beak on the thumb and turkey feet down below, and let him decorate it with beans and pasta. You'll have a beautiful Thanksgiving turkey wall hanging!

Use magazine pictures to build a Thanksgiving tree that will remind your preschooler of all the important things.

You'll want to hang this classic art project in your window on Thanksgiving.

Create Pilgrim hats to hold treats at each place setting on your Thanksgiving table.

Paint directly on your toddler's hand to make an Thanksgiving day turkey stamp.

Put out some treats for your Thanksgiving guests, in a homemade bowl you can make with your little Pilgrim.