Thanksgiving Activities

A Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt for kids would be a ton of fun and an activity to keep them busy over the holiday break. Mike is back with a great group of clues:For this clue, to find out where you are going, look in the horn that is overflowing. (Cor...

With Thanksgiving around the corner, you’ll have your hands full with guests and preparations. The last thing you need are little ones running around under your feet. Get your self styled and prepped, your home trimmed, and the table set with grace by giving your kids projects of their own. Giving kids a project to do, such as arts and crafts, give them a sense of purpose and keeps them busy while you do what you need to do. Plus using any of their crafts as part of the holiday décor will give them an extra sense of pride and ownership. Get started early. Give kids a project a week until Thanksgiving arrives, keeping them focused, busy, and happy. Try the ideas here or come up with your own…

Charlie Brown waited and waited for his great pumpkin, but you and your family can race with one in this Thanksgiving-style classic relay. Divide into teams of two.Give each team a pumpkin and sturdy stick (a baseball bat or broom handle are good opt...

There is usually a lot of pie at Thanksgiving, and eating it is always enjoyable. However, you can make the dessert course of your Thanksgiving meal more interesting with a pie-eating contest. Let participants choose his or her favorite flavor of pie...

This is a family game.  Everyone can participate. Everyone needs to sit in a circle. It doesn't matter with whom you will begin. You may want to start with the youngest or oldest in the family. Each person will say what they are thankful for and wh...

Almost everyone plays a role in this classic skit at some point during his or her childhood. Don't let this prevent another performance; the story of the Pilgrims and Indians first Thanksgiving feast is practically expected.

This skit is great for preschoolers learning the ABC's.