Today, we’re sharing kids printables on Thanksgiving Activities for kids. Adults will be spending the day watching football. Furthermore, they will consume huge amounts of turkey, potatoes, stuffing and beverages. But, what about the little kids? Why not give them a few Thanksgiving activities to keep them occupied.
Start gathering Thanksgiving activities for kids early. The Macy’s Day parade will be on starting at 9:00am EST; however, children do become restless.
I’m constantly creating printables. Subscribe to Mother 2 Mother Blog, if you’re interested in Preschool or Kindergarten activities. Holidays excite children, so I created a few Thanksgiving Day printables.
Coloring is always a great choice for Preschool and Kindergarten aged children. I try not to miss an opportunity for learning. The pack includes coloring pages, math, and matching. A bonus word search activity is included for older children. Assign a teen or another adult to help the children while you’re cooking.
Our Thanksgiving Kindergarten Activities include an addition and subtraction math sheet. Encourage your preschooler and kindergartener to count. By kindergarten, they should be familiar with numbers up to 20. Additionally, you can help them color a turkey, pie and a few drumsticks.
Add other activities to the list including making a Toilet Paper Roll Turkey. This activity allows children to color, glue, and to be imaginative. Its a great way to enhance your child’s motor skills. Furthermore, we have a frame that the kids can make. Take pictures throughout the day. Print and give each child a picture for their Fall Leaf Frame.
Download the Thanksgiving Kindergarten Activities here. Be sure to subscribe so you can receive other fabulous printables. You may also like Fall Nature Hunt Game. Taking the children outside for fresh air and a walk could be the break you need. It will allow you to finish the last dishes or setting the table.
Last, need a few ideas for the kids table? Check out 18 Tips and Tricks for Kid’s Thanksgiving Table.
Hey Rhonda! I love making printables too and I am always looking for other bloggers who have printables. thanks for sharing this with us at #OMHGWW! Pinning it for later because my kids love doing little activities like this.
Hi Alice. I’ll be posting more printables for the Christmas holidays. Be sure to stop by. Have a blessed Thanksgiving.
I do miss the days when Amara was little! Hope you and yours have a wonderful holiday!
Hi Kc. I had a wonderful holiday with the family. Hope you had a blessed one too.
Nice and fun ideas♥
Hi Summer. Thanks for stopping by. I love creating printables. They’re a great way to occupy the kids. Fun and educational.