12 of the best Thanksgiving Crafts for 2 year olds. Get your toddler into the Thanksgiving spirit with crafts made specifically for their age.
Make a cute turkey handprint with paint that parents will treasure for years! Easy tutorial + FREE turkey handprint poem download.
Find ideas for festive wreaths, centerpieces, gifts, and more!
Do you enjoy doing festive activities with your kids? With Thanksgiving quickly approaching, and you want to be prepared, here are some easy Thanksgiving activities for toddlers that can help to keep them entertained during thanksgiving dinner and throughout the holiday season. Creative activities like this are a great way to teach kids about different holidays as well as the opportunity for some fun learning. 15+ Thanksgiving activities for toddlers below! I am always looking for ways to keep my busy toddler entertained and all of these fun ideas are toddler approved and thanksgiving themed! Pom Pom Turkey Push: This activity is a great way to help toddlers with fine motor skills. All you need are some crayons/markers, pom poms and a cardboard box to create this awesome Turkey Pom Pom push activity. Have your little ones match the colors of the pom moms to the feathers and then push them through the holes. This will keep little hands busy for hours! Turkey Sensory Bin How cute is this Turkey Sensory bin?! Such a fun way for children to learn different textures while having a great time. You could easily use this idea for any time of year and just […]
Teach kids gratitude and thankfulness with easy Thanksgiving crafts that helps kids to express gratitude. Free printable activities from preschool to teen.
This adorable cardboard thankful turkey craft is simple enough for preschool and kindergarten students to complete with a bit of help.
We found 9 of the best turkey crafts I could find! Scroll through and pick a few to try with your kiddos. Happy November!!
This Fingerprint Fall Tree Craft is a beautiful and engaging craft for preschoolers. Take a peak at the easy directions!
If you are excited for the Thanksgiving season, then this Simple Shape Turkey Craft is an amazing activity to do with your kids!
This Paper Plate Turkey Wreath is a fun kid craft and decoration for Thanksgiving. How cute will this be hanging in your house or classroom this Thanksgiving!
Need easy Thanksgiving crafts for kids? This coffee filter turkey craft made with a clothespin is perfect for preschool & kindergarten!
Make a toilet paper roll turkey for Thanksgiving! Have kids write things they are thankful for on the feathers.
Thanksgiving crafts for kids - These fun crafts will keep your little ones occupied during the feast or before the holiday to prepare.
Make a coffee filter turkey, it's a super easy Thanksgiving craft for kids in preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten. A fun turkey craft for kids!
Celebrate Thanksgiving day beyond the dinner table. Here are some activities you can enjoy with family and friends this holiday.
These fun Thanksgiving activities for preschoolers and toddlers include turkey crafts and sensory bins! Keep them out of mischief while you cook!
A Gratitude Chain is a printable Thanksgiving activity for families and friends to come together. Count blessings and watch the gratitude chain get longer.
Choose from one of 25 unique turkey templates to do with your kids. Blank ones, build your own, pine cone, paper plate, and more. All free!
Make a personalized footprint turkey craft of your kiddos face! It's a fun art project for thanksgiving time.
Each month you will find: A seasonal round-up (usually toward the beginning of the month) Posts where I share what I have been up to with my early elementary children (including occasional highlight posts where I share how we used ideas that have been linked up here on Littles Learning Link Up). Each week, I will host a link up, where you can share either what you have been up to recently, or old posts that may go with the theme. Feel free to link up more than one post. Each week I will continue to feature a couple of posts from those that have been linked up. I hope you will continue to share your wonderful posts, and I hope you will find something new to try with your child(ren). It would be great for everyone to stop by and visit the other linked-up posts as well. Check them out, leave some comments, pin those that interest you. Let's make this a real party and socialize with each other. What have we been up to? Co-op has started back up for us! The children got to go on a field trip to The Little Red Schoolhouse, which is a nearby place that has some pretty exotic animals, some that they even got to hold. Of course, seeing as it is now co-op time means I am again working in the preschool room, which is now the nursery. In the winter, after the field trips are done, there will possibly be a prek class that I will teach. For now, I just have the children who are 2 and under, as the 3 and 4 year olds (that would have also been in preschool) are going on the field trips. So, my crafts are all going to be appropriate for little ones. Last week I had two 2-year old kiddos. One of which really likes glue sticks, so I decided to utilize them in my craft. Torn Paper Autumn Leaves This was a simple craft to prepare for the children. You will need: White construction paper Brown construction paper Yellow, red, and orange construction paper cut into 1/2 wide strips Scissors Glue sticks Pencil First you need to cut a leaf shape out of the brown paper to use as a top frame. I looked online for a leaf template I liked, enlarged it in my word processing program, printed it out and traced it onto the brown paper. Then I cut out the center of the frame. I then, very lightly, traced the shape onto the white paper, so the children would know where they needed to glue the torn paper. I also used my paper cutter to cut the red, yellow, and orange paper into strips. I love doing these torn paper crafts because it gives the children an opportunity to work on fine motor skills, i.e. tearing. When we were all done tearing the strips, the children glued them onto the white paper. I then attached the top leaf template frame. Let's take a look at that review schedule real quick: Last week I shared my review for Forensic Faith For Kids. This week I will be sharing my review for the newest season of The Brinkman Adventures. And later this fall I will be sharing my reviews for St. Bartholomew's Eve from Heirloom Audio Productions, and Math-Whizz from Whizz Education. Here are a few things I would like to share with you: How about a few more fun, fall leaf crafts: Fall Leaves All Around Round Up: Keepsake Hand and Fingerprint Autumn Trees Fall Paper Leaf Mobiles Bundled Cotton Swab Fall Trees Fall into Nature: Fall Leaf Frames Now onto: Littles Learning Link Up Features On my last Littles Learning Link Up post, there were 9 wonderful post linked up. I will be featuring the most clicked on posts, plus one randomly selected post. Please, don't forget to stop by other posts that are linked up. See what catches your eye, stop by, pin the post to a relevant board, and perhaps leave a comment to let the author of the blog know you have been by for a visit. I know I appreciate others commenting and letting me know they have read my posts, so I am sure others do too. This week's randomly selected post is: Amber from One Hundred and One Pursuits shared Crafts: Trains. This week's most clicked on posts are: Ruth from Training Hearts at Home shared Fall Canning and Decorating. Brandy at The Barefoot Mom shared Avian Egg Investigation. Brandy at The Barefoot Mom also shared Homeschooling With a Toddler. Join the Party! I would love to have you join in this week! What sort of activities do you do with your young children? Do you have some favorite activities you would like to share? I invite you to link up below. I will be pinning posts on one of my relevant boards, and I would love to feature some of the activities each week from what is linked up. Please know I may share a picture from your post and link back to it, along with sharing how we used your idea in our school time. By linking up you are giving me permission to use a picture from your post. I will ALWAYS give credit and link back. Additionally, if you choose to try out any of the ideas with your child, please make sure you give credit where credit is due. Linky will be open through Monday night, to give me time to check out all the posts and get the Features organized. Please take the time to visit some of the other wonderful posts linked up. No button currently, and there won't be one until I can figure it out seeing as Photobucket has changed things. Feel free to still share the picture in place of the button. Just link it to my Littles Learning Link Up permalink please. I am sharing over at An InLinkz Link-up
