This thankful tree is a great (easy!) art project that encourages children to be thankful.

These cute handprint and footprint turkeys are great for decorating your house, giving to grandparents, or saving as keepsakes!

These sweet fall leaf luminaries look wonderful both lit and unlit and make a great centerpiece or addition to your Thanksgiving decorations.

his cute turkey is made with a free template and some leaves!

This is a collection of resources and ideas for studying the first Thanksgiving in a unit-study style.

This unit study was created to put THANKS back into Thanksgiving for those who want to spend two weeks directing our attention to The One worthy of it.

This Thanksgiving math center game was created for classroom use, but it can be adapted for your homeschool.

This set of logic and Sudoku puzzles will help your kids work on their logic and critical thinking skills.

This fun science experiment is perfect for doing with the kids while they wait for guests or for time to eat!

While this isn’t technically a Thanksgiving craft idea, these feathers would look beautiful in a centerpiece on your Thanksgiving table! Crystals will form in a few hours, but you’ll want to do this a few days ahead of time if you want lots of them.

This is a collection of notebooking pages, activity pages, and copywork for your homeschool.

Proclamations of Thanksgiving Copywork Volume 1 includes three Scripture passages and a Thanksgiving poem by Felicia Dorothea Hemans in print, cursive, and manuscript to trace or to copy.

This Thanksgiving Bingo game is perfect to play while the turkey cooks or for a fun Thanksgiving party. All you need to do is print the game cards and you’ve got a fun Thanksgiving game!

While you’re busy in the kitchen whipping up a feast, entertain the children with a fun and easy Thanksgiving Game: Turkey Bowling! You can prepare the “pins” in advance in a matter of minutes, or you can let the older children get crafty.

Just download, print, and trim. These Turkey Trivia Cards would make a great entertaining game on Thanksgiving day or even a fun gift to add to a plate of holiday treats for your neighbors.

Send your little ones on a turkey hunt when you get together for Thanksgiving!

You’ll find recipes for cute sugar cone tepees, cornucopia crescent rolls, pumpkin pops, turkeys made from Hershey’s Kisses, and more!

If you’d rather make something healthy for yourself and your family to snack on during Thanksgiving, this super-cute Thanksgiving turkey veggie tray is easy to make! And it may just make your kids WANT to eat their veggies!

If you’ve never tried making a turkey breast in your Crockpot, you should!! This is perfect for small get-togethers, or you could use a larger crockpot and make more than one.

This is a perfect activity for all the cousins to do together, while they are waiting for the turkey to finish cooking!

Want even more Mad Libs? Here’s another one you can print for your Thanksgiving guests!

These cute Thanksgiving photo booth props will be fun for your Thanksgiving get-together whether it’s just your family or whether you have lots of friends and family members getting together!

Here are some more cute Thanksgiving photo booth props!