20 Thanksgiving Crafts For you and your Kids.

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One of the best ways to enjoy Thanksgiving is by creating Thanksgiving crafts! We’ve scoured the internet, looking for some great Thanksgiving crafts to get you started this Thanksgiving season! Many are simple and easy to do; that you can enjoy doing them with your kids! Some are even edible! How is that for fantastic Thanksgiving crafts? Try some out, and let us know how they all turn out!

20 Thanksgiving Crafts For you and your Kids.

20 Amazing Thanksgiving Crafts

1. Hanging Hand Turkey Thanksgiving Sign and Window Decals.

2. Turkey Quilling project

3. Kids Frugal & Fun Edible Turkeys 

4. Stuff the Turkey Game

5. Turkey Hats

6. Thanksgiving Place Cards

7. Cute Turkey Treat Box

8. Easy, Edible Fall Craft for kids

9. Preschool Thankful Collage

10. Hand and Feet Turkey Craft

11. Thankful Turkey Feathers Craft

12. Pinecone Turkey

13. Gobble Gobble, Thanksgiving Turkey Treat 

14. Edible Cornucopia

15. Oreo Turkey Treats

16. Pilgrim Hat Cookies

17. Chocolate Filled Turkey Box

18. Paper Cup Turkeys 

19. Chocolate Turkey Fondue

20. Pumpkin Cranberry Rice crispy Treats for Thanksgiving

Some of these we have tried out and others are still on the list of “to do” when the kids get home from school. They have made for lots of fun activities with the kids and keep them entertained. But they also give us quality time, and fun Thanksgiving decorations. It’s been really hard to find Thanksgiving decorations for our house; so doing Thanksgiving crafts with the kids has been a fun way to decorate our house for the Holiday.

The edible Thanksgiving crafts have been a favorite of the kids because they look cute and are fun to eat afterwards. Do you love to make Thanksgiving Crafts with your kids?

What are your favorite Thanksgiving Crafts you create with your kids? 

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33 Comments

  1. I love having my children do crafts for other people. I think that it really helps to teach them that the meaning of the holidays is to think about your loved ones and to bring joy to them. It is so easy for kids too get stuck on – “What am I getting?” I want them to feel the joy of creating something that truly makes another happy. I hope I can teach them the true joy of finding the perfect gift, a gift that you have spent a long time planning and finding the exact right thing. It is my favorite part of the year. I spend the whole year thinking about it and planning.

  2. Love it! My 4 year old loves craft time with mommy! I pinned this one already. I need to come back by next week and try a few with my Princess. Thanks 🙂

  3. What cute ideas! We made the oreo turkeys last year and they were a big hit. I’ll have to do one of these for this Thanksgiving!

  4. Some great activities on this list that I need and want to try out with my son! Definitely will be checking them out further!

    1. lol, Ronni! I know you can definitely pull off some of those edible crafts! And I bet your grandson and Grandpa Juice may enjoy them too. lol. I mean…really…check out the ones with chocolate in them! Hmmm. lol.

  5. I have always liked the ‘hand’ turkeys and I know when kids (and parents look back at the size it is really fun!

  6. I wish that I had this list last month for our Thanksgiving in Canada. I looked all over the internet for crafts to do with my son and only came up with a very small few. I pinned it for next year!

  7. Thanks for all the great craft ideas for Thanksgiving and the holiday season. Always looking for new and creative things to do & decorate for the holidays. Thanks and keep them coming..

  8. I love cranberry and the Pumpkin Cranberry Rice Crispy Treats sound tasty. I think I’ll try that for Christmas =D

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