2Butcher Paper Tablecloths
Becky Luigart-Stayner When it comes to pint-size partygoers, embrace the butcher paper. It evokes a rustic feel, doubles as a coloring surface, and makes for quick cleanup. You can also add an “I’m thankful for” fill-in-the-blank activity at each place setting and bundle colored pencils with the napkin topping each vintage enamelware plate. Store-bought turkey hats serve up particularly precious photo ops.
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3DIY Thanksgiving Piñata
Studio DIY If this is your very first introduction to the idea of a "Thanksgiving piñata," well...you're welcome! Stuff this paper bird with confetti and small candies, then let kids have at it once the meal is through. In the meantime, it can act as a gorgeous kids' table centerpiece.
Get the tutorial at Studio DIY.
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4Turkey Tail Napkin Rings
Darcy Miller Designs Here's an activity that can double as a pretty place card and a napkin ring all in one. Cut out the turkey, arrange the napkin within it as pictured, then set out a few crayons and let the fun begin!
Get the tutorial at Darcy Miller Designs.
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Kids can create fall leaf suncatchers with this fun and easy craft. It's an easy, colorful way to add a festive fall touch to windows.
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Woodland Creatures Painting Kit
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Woodland Creatures Painting Kit
As far as we're concerned, it's never too early to kick off the holidays. Little ones can start by painting these adorable woodland animal ornaments. The kit comes with everything they'll need, including paint, twine, and pre-cut wood disks.
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7Thanksgiving Kids' Table Game
Chica and Jo You can get the kids to help make the pieces for this game, a colorful take on the easy dice contest "Left Center Right," or just let them roll with it at the children's table.
Get the tutorial at Chica and Jo.
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8'I'm So Grateful' Coloring Sheets
Thirty Handmade Days 9DIY Gourd Turkeys
Design Improvised All you need to make these gourd turkeys come to life is a bit of imagination, some feathers, and of course googly eyes. The gourds themselves are easy to find at any supermarket around Thanksgiving time.
Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.
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10Color Sorting Activity
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UnplannedWhimsy Turkey Banner Craft Kit
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UnplannedWhimsy Turkey Banner Craft Kit
Credit: Etsy/UnplannedWhimsyThis felt turkey banner kit for little crafters comes with all the pieces pre-cut and ready to assemble. Hang it on the front door, or have kids each make one for their rooms.
12Tom Turkey's Word Search
Sugar and Charm Word searches are the perfect quiet, non-rowdy activity for kids of all ages. This one, which features a silly Thanksgiving theme, is exciting and rewarding to boot.
Get the tutorial at Sugar and Charm.
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Thanksgiving Coloring Placemats
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Thanksgiving Coloring Placemats
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We know things can get a little hectic on Thanksgiving Day. If you don't have time to DIY a coloring placemat this year, grab these placemats instead—and get ready to make your littlest guests really, really happy.
14Turkey Crowns
Courtesy of Printable Crush 15Sponge-Painted Thanksgiving Turkey Craft
The Resourceful Mama Your kids will love sponge painting the turkey's "feathers," while you'll adore how inexpensive crafting with paper plates can be.
Get the tutorial at The Resourceful Mama.
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16Leaf Foxes
Courtesy of Glued to My Crafts Blog Send the kids outside to forage for the brightest leaves they can find before dinner. Not only will they burn off some energy, but they'll also find the perfect pieces to make these cute critters.
Get the tutorial at Glued to My Craft Blog.
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17Candy Cornucopia Thanksgiving Craft
Happiness is Homemade 18Gratitude Jar
Courtesy of Doodle Bug Blog Have little ones—or everyone!—share what they're thankful for by placing this jar, strips of paper, and a few pens at the table. After dinner, wrap up your feast on a sweet note by having kiddos read the slips aloud while dessert is served.
Get the tutorial at Doodle Bug Blog.
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19I Spy Game
Courtesy of Live Laugh Rowe 20Pumpkin Tic-Tac-Toe
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