We love all kinds of Thanksgiving crafts this time of year, especially ones that keep little hands busy while we're working on the pumpkin pie.
1. Corn Necklace on Paisley and Lace: String colorful dried corn kernels to make a beautiful necklace or garland. A great activity for developing fine motor skills too.
2. Paper Plate Turkeys on Holidash: Here's a twist on the classic paper plate turkey craft we all made as preschoolers.
3. (Pop)corn Collage on Kaboose: Little fingers will love gluing popcorn down (while eating a few no doubt) to make this fun fall harvest craft.
4. Turkey A Day Homemade Board Game on Katherine Maries: A mini Thanksgiving board game made from paint chip samples!
5. Give Thanks Banner in Parents Magazine: This activity could keep kids entertained for hours, plus it uses up extra items in your cupboard
(Images: 1. Holidash 2. Kaboose 3. Katherine Maries 4. Paisley and Lace 5. Give Thanks Banner
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I'm sad that Turkey Hands didn't make it to the list. Its something I plan on doing with the one year old this weekend.
sammieg, i agree! we're going to make turkey hands with our ten-month-old and use them as placecards for his first thanksgiving dinner =)
Yes to the turkey hands! We are doing Momma, Poppa, and Baby turkey prints for a framed art piece in the dining room, and I am photocopying & framing the Little's print for favors.