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Celebrate the Harvest & Nature's Offerings
With the help of Native Americans, the Pilgrims were able to plant crops and reap a bountiful harvest. In celebration of nature's gifts, the Pilgrims invited the Native Americans to a three-day festival of games, food and fun. Many consider this gathering to be the first Thanksgiving. With this as inspiration, take a moment at Thanksgiving to help your children appreciate nature and local harvest offerings. The story of Native Americans helping the Pilgrims survive in a new land is one that illustrates generosity and a sense of community. Do something nice for your community. Paint a mural on a city wall or the fence of a local playground. Plant trees or flowers in a park. Make lemonade and cookies and offer them for free in your neighborhood. Be sure to get permission from local authorities for activities that are on or involve public property.

 


By Shawn RabideauPresident of Shawn Rabideau Events & Design I used items from home to create the overall décor such as candles from the previous Christmas, crystal servin...

 

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