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preschool, and home school. You will find complete Sunday school lessons and lessons for Christian homes schools.

Thanksgiving and Fall Crafts
for Kids

Crafts and Learning Activities Relating to Fall and Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving Poem Placemat

Thanksgiving poem PlacematThis placemat has a Thanksgiving poem written by Ralph Waldo Emerson

"For each new morning with its light,
For rest and shelter of the night,
For health and food,
For love and friends,
For everything Thy goodness sends."

Children color the picture and glue it to a piece of construction paper. Laminate it to use it as a placemat.

This activity sheet is available to members only on The Resource Room.



Turkey Activity Sheet"I Made a Little Turkey" Thanksgiving Activity Sheet

This activity sheet says, "I made a little turkey so everyone can see that I am very thankful that God's been so good to me." ©Carolyn Warvel

Children trace their hands and color in the turkey shape and the leaf boarder.

This activity sheet is available to members only on The Resource Room.

Comments about this craft:

I did the turkey hand print picture frame and let the kids tell me what they were thankful for and wrote those on the wings of the turkey and around the turkey.  Plus I also hid a turkey around the room for the kids to find.  Since they talk about Thanksgiving at School I decided to do a Bible Lesson that dealt with being thankful so I did the lesson on the ten lepers and how one came back to thank Jesus.  I also did the puppets of the l leper man and Jesus to act out the story.  I also hid one leper man and Jesus around the room for the kids to find.  I also had a laminated bear where the kids could put washable marker dots on the bear’s body and then wash the dots away to say that the man was healed.  I also did the secret word message that you had on Thanksgiving. Denise King

Copyright Notice - While many of the crafts on this site are free, they are still copyrighted. They are for personal use only. They may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, except for local church, school, or home, etc. It is illegal to copy this material, even with the copyright notice, and publish it somewhere else on the Internet with out permission. To request permission to copy this material contact me by e-mail.


Turkey Egg CraftNew! Foam Egg Turkey Craft

What you will need: foam egg, feathers, golf tees, fun foam, googly eyes, fun foam leaves.

You can buy the fun foam leaves from Oriental Trading Company. Just type in 48/10500 to find the foam fall leaves.

What to do:

1. Paint the egg brown and the golf tees orange. When they are dry stick the golf tees into the eggs as shown in the picture.
2. Glue feathers to the back of the egg and two foam leaves to the sides for wings. Cut a beak shape and waddle from fun foam and glue to the egg. Glue on googly eyes.

Copyright Notice - While many of the crafts on this site are free, they are still copyrighted. They are for personal use only. They may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, except for local church, school, or home, etc. It is illegal to copy this material, even with the copyright notice, and publish it somewhere else on the Internet with out permission. To request permission to copy this material contact me by e-mail.


Thanksgiving Coloring Card From Memory Cross

Memory Cross has a unique Thanksgiving card that will help you teach your kids why we give thanks and to whom we give thanks. 

Thanksgiving card

Memory Cross - The most innovative way to share the Gospel


Faom leaves and marshmallow turkey craft

Foam Leaves and Marshmallow Thanksgiving Turkey Craft for Kids

What you will need: foam fall leaves, foam marshmallows, craft spoons, brown paint, black and yellow paper or foam for the hat.

You can buy the fun foam leaves, craft spoons, and foam marshmallows from Oriental Trading Company. Just type in 57/2058 to find the marshmallows, 48/10500 to find the foam fall leaves, and 57/1019 to find the craft spoons .

What to do:

1. Paint the foam marshmallow and craft spoon brown.
2. Glue the craft spoon to the front of the marshmallow as shown in the diagram on the right.
3. Glue foam leaves to the back of the marshmallow for feathers. Glue two leaves to the sides for wings.
4. Cut the tips off of two yellow oak leaves for the feet and glue them to the bottom of the marshmallow for feet.
5. Cut a waddle from a red leaf and a beak (diamond shape) from a yellow leaf. Glue them to the craft spoon as shown.
6. Cut a hat shape from black foam or colored paper and glue on a yellow band. Glue to the turkey's head.

Copyright Notice - While many of the crafts on this site are free, they are still copyrighted. They are for personal use only. They may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, except for local church, school, or home, etc. It is illegal to copy this material, even with the copyright notice, and publish it somewhere else on the Internet with out permission. To request permission to copy this material contact me by e-mail.


Thanksgiving Potholder Craft for Kids

What you will need: potholders and permanent makers or fabric paint. You can buy cotton potholders from Oriental Trading Company. Type in 48/2148 in the search box at the top of the page to find this item.

What to do:

1. Decide what you would like to draw on the potholder and draw the picture with a pencil.

2. When you have the picture the way you would like it to look, trace over it with permanent markers or fabric paint.


Count Your Many Blessing Coloring and Activity Sheet

Children help the squirrel count his blessings and then think of ways they have been blessed.

Patterns and Directions for this craft are available to members only.


Leaves Poem Activity Sheet

What you will need: printer paper, fun foam leaves, dried leaves, or leaf stamps, and glue.

What to do:

Print out the poem pattern (Available to members only) and make copies. Glue leaves around the poem to make a frame. You can buy fun foam leaves from Oriental Trading

How to dry leaves:

1. Collect fall leaves when they are dry.
2. Place the leaves in between layers of old newspapers and then place books or other heavy objects on top of the newspapers.
3. Wait about a week before removing the leaves.

Copyright Notice - While many of the crafts on this site are free, they are still copyrighted. They are for personal use only. They may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, except for local church, school, or home, etc. It is illegal to copy this material, even with the copyright notice, and publish it somewhere else on the Internet with out permission. To request permission to copy this material contact me by e-mail.


Thanksgiving Memory Baskets

Candy and Crackers are placed in the basket to represent different parts of the Thanksgiving story. Print out the basket patterns: blank basket (large file or small file), pattern shown basket (large file or small file), or triangle pattern basket (large file or small file). Color the baskets and then staple the sides together by overlapping the pointed ends. Staple the basket handle to the sides. Introduce each of the following objects and ask you students how they might relate to the First Thanksgiving story.

  1. Chocolate Earth Balls - The pilgrims lived in England where the king made all the laws and the people had to obey them. He told them what church they had to go to and how they had to worship. The pilgrims believed that they should be free to worship God the way they wished. When they heard about the New World in North America, they thought it would be a great place where they could go and live in freedom.
  2. Tiny Twist Pretzels - The pilgrims believed in God and felt that they should be free to worship God the way they wanted to. They should be able to pick their own pastors and make their own laws. The pretzels represent praying hands. The pilgrims prayed for a place they could go to be free to worship God the way they wanted to. They prayed for Gods protection on their trip across the ocean and for God to help them in the new land.
  3. Oyster crackers or other dried bread and jerky - If the weather was bad on the Mayflower, the pilgrims had to eat cold biscuits and salted meat.
  4. Stick Pretzel - The pilgrims cut down trees and used logs to build their homes.
  5. Mini Marshmallows - Reminds us of snow and the first winter in the new land in which only half the pilgrims survived.
  6. Candy corn and gold fish crackers - Squanto showed the pilgrims how to grow corn by placing four seeds into a little mound of earth and placing fish around the seeds.
  7. Life Saver Candies - God helped the pilgrims survive in the new land. He sent Squanto to help the pilgrims and show them how to find food. He was their life saver.
  8. Maple candies - Squanto showed the pilgrims how to tap the maple trees to get their sap.
  9. Teddy Grahams - The pilgrims had to learn to defend themselves against wild animals like bears.
  10. Trix Fruity Flavors or other fruit shapes or dried cranberries - Squanto taught the pilgrims where to find wild berries and fruits and how to dry them for the winter.

Copyright Notice - While many of the crafts on this site are free, they are still copyrighted. They are for personal use only. They may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, except for local church, school, or home, etc. It is illegal to copy this material, even with the copyright notice, and publish it somewhere else on the Internet with out permission. To request permission to copy this material contact me by e-mail.


 

Candy Corn Book

Candy Corn Stars
Written by Nancy Foss

"One candy corn just for me.
Two candy corns make me smile with glee.
Three candy corns of yellow, orange, and white.
What a colorful sight.
Four candy corns I hold in my hand to share.
Five candy corns I place on my plate with care.
A star, a star of candy corns so sweet.
Thank you, God, for this special treat.

Directions and patterns for this craft are available to members only.
You will also find other crafts and activities to go along with this theme on the members only section: a candy corn rhyme, math, and baking.

Copyright Notice - While many of the crafts on this site are free, they are still copyrighted. They are for personal use only. They may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, except for local church, school, or home use only. It is illegal to copy this material, even with the copyright notice, and publish somewhere else on the Internet with out permission. To request permission to copy this material contact me by e-mail.


Sweet Treat Candy Corn Frame with Bible Verse - The Bible verse in the frame is -- “How sweet are your words to my taste; they are sweeter than honey.” (Psalms 119:103) Written on the candy corn, fun foam shapes from Oriental Trading Company (Type in 48/15810 in the search box at the top of the page.) are great tasting words for the soul such as: peace, love, joy, forgiveness, faith, trust, etc.

Go the the Candy Corn Crafts and Activities Page for directions and a pattern.

Copyright Notice - While many of the crafts on this site are free, they are still copyrighted. They are for personal use only. They may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, except for local church, school, or home, etc. It is illegal to copy this material, even with the copyright notice, and publish it somewhere else on the Internet with out permission. To request permission to copy this material contact me by e-mail.


fall acorn craftFall Acorn Craft

"There's power in the acorn and there's power in me.
Just like the tiny acorn that grows to be a tree,
Whose branches reach to heaven for all the world to see,

When I reach up to thee, Lord, I'll become what I am supposed to be."
© Carolyn Warvel

What you will need: Brown and tan construction paper or card stock, brown yarn, hole punch, Scotch tape, and glue.

What to do:

  1. Print out the pattern for the acorn tops 100 dpi or 72 dpi onto dark brown paper and acorn bottoms 100 dpi or 72 dpi onto tan paper. If you would like your children to come up with their own poem, you can use the blank acorn bottom pattern or 72 dpi (no words).
  2. Cut out the patterns, punch hole where indicated.
  3. Cut long lengths of brown yarn and wind tape around on end.
  4. Show your children how to weave the yarn around the acorn top through the holes. Tape the end of the yarn to the back of the acorn.
  5. Glue the top of the acorn to bottom of the acorn.

This craft goes along with the book The Boy Who Dreamed of an Acorn by Leigh Casler, Illustrated by Shonto Begay, published by Penguin Books, 345 Hudson, NY, 10014.

In this book a young Indian boy goes on a spirit quest to discover what his gifts are. He wanted to dream a powerful dream of a bear or mountain lion, but he only dreamed of a tiny acorn that seemed to him to have no power at all. He went to a wise man who told him, "To each a different gift is given, and to each a different dream does come. Be happy with with your dream." This story is about how a boy learns to accept his gifts and learns that each gift has a different kind of power. (This book is currently out of print, but you may be able to find it in your library. If your library doesn't have this book, ask them to place a request for this book. If the publishing company gets enough requests, they just might put it back into print.)

Copyright Notice - While many of the crafts on this site are free, they are still copyrighted. They are for personal use only. They may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, except for local church, school, or home, etc. It is illegal to copy this material, even with the copyright notice, and publish it somewhere else on the Internet with out permission. To request permission to copy this material contact me by e-mail.


Emma shows off her Thanksgiving Display
(You can find links to these crafts below.)

 

Pilgrim and Indian Paper Dolls

These cute paper dolls come with all kinds of accessories, turkey, hats, head bands, horse, papoose, pumpkins, and more.

Directions and patterns for this craft are available to members only.


Teepee Table Place Holders for your Thanksgiving Table - Children of all ages will enjoy this craft. Just color the patterns, cut them out, and glue them together.

Patterns and Directions for this craft are available to members only.


Craft spoons Turkey Craft

What you will need:  Craft spoons, wiggly eyes, wooden shapes for the turkey's wattle and beak, red, brown, black, and white paint,  and glue.

What to do: 

  1. Use the pattern provided to glue the craft spoons together to form the turkeys body. Cut the skinner part off of two craft sticks to form the turkeys wings.
  2. Glue on wiggly eyes.
  3. Paint a tear drop shaped wooded piece red and glue it on to the turkey as shown. 5. Glue on a smaller tear drop shaped piece upside down to form the beak.
  4. Glue onto smaller craft sticks on each side of the turkey's head and neck to form wings.
  5. Paint your turkey.

Copyright Notice - While many of the crafts on this site are free, they are still copyrighted. They are for personal use only. They may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, except for local church, school, or home, etc. It is illegal to copy this material, even with the copyright notice, and publish it somewhere else on the Internet with out permission. To request permission to copy this material contact me by e-mail.


Leaf Wreath Craft

What you will need: Different colors of paper, tag board or poster board, scissors. 

What to do:

  1. Print out the leaf pattern.  Use the leaf patterns to cut out leaves from different colors of paper.
  2. Cut out the wreath base from tag board or poster board.  Cut a circle about 9" wide and then cut out a 4 3/4" circle from the inside of the 9" circle.
  3. Glue on the different leaves around the circle to make a wreath.

Copyright Notice - While many of the crafts on this site are free, they are still copyrighted. They are for personal use only. They may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, except for local church, school, or home use only. It is illegal to copy this material, even with the copyright notice, and publish somewhere else on the Internet with out permission. To request permission to copy this material contact me by e-mail.

Comment from subscriber: I used the Leaf Wreath Craft idea and pattern to make a special set of paper dishes with my class. In the middle of the plate they wrote a Thanksgiving Prayer to read before the meal. The first grade children were very exited and went wild on thanking God.
Alessandra

 


Pilgrim Hat Craft-

What you will need: Paper Grocery bags scissors and white paint, white ties cut from material.

What to do:

  1. Cut the bottom off the grocery bag so that it is about 8" high.
  2. Cut one of the short sides out. (One of the sides that has the folds in it.)
  3. Fold back the edges of the side that you just cut about two inches. Do it two times. Now paint the hat white and staple or glue on some ties. If you don't have time to make a hat you can just tie a white scarf on the pilgrim.

Copyright Notice - While many of the crafts on this site are free, they are still copyrighted. They are for personal use only. They may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, except for local church, school, or home, etc. It is illegal to copy this material, even with the copyright notice, and publish it somewhere else on the Internet with out permission. To request permission to copy this material contact me by e-mail.


Apple Turkey Craft

Materials for each student:
1 red apple
1 large marshmallow
5-6 small marshmallows
12-14 raisins
As many toothpicks as marshmallows
1 candy corn

To assemble turkey:

1) Place apple on hard surface with stem up. Take off stem if there is one.

2) On each toothpick, you will have 2 raisins and 1 marshmallow. The marshmallow will be at the top (or rounded tip of the pick) and the raisins will be below the marshmallow. (Nearest to the pointed end of the pick)

3) Evenly space the toothpicks directly behind where the stem would have been.

4) Directly opposite of where the marshmallow/raisin toothpicks are is where you will place the large marshmallow face.

To make the face:

Use 2 raisins for the eyes; push them into the large marshmallow. Use the 1 candy corn for the nose; push the corn into the marshmallow using the pointed end. Mount the head and you're done!! Sent in by Roberta G.

Thank You Boxes

Another good Thanksgiving craft is to make Thank You God boxes. The kids decorate small boxes (check boxes or small gift boxes or any other kind of box of an appropriate size) that are large enough for a small pad of paper and a short pencil. During the year, the children and their families use the paper to write down things they are thankful for and put the paper in the box. On Thanksgiving, all of the "thank you's" are read during the families prayers. Mary Funderburg--Tuscaloosa, Alabama


Blessing Mix

*Each ingredient in this snack mix symbolizes something associated with Thanksgiving.

2 cups   Bugles brand corn snacks - shaped as a cornucopia, a horn of plenty.
2 cups   pretzels - represent arms folded in thanks and prayer.
1 cup    candy corn - during the first winter, the Pilgrims were each allotted 
only 5 kernels of corn per day because food was so scarce.
1 cup    dried or candy fruits - Thanksgiving is the celebration of the harvest.
1 cup    peanuts or sunflower seeds - seeds represent the potential of a
bounteous harvest for the next season if they are planted and well tended.

In a large bowl mix all ingredients together. Other ingredients such as dry  cereals, candies, or marshmallows can also be added. Make this mix as a family and eat while discussing each ingredient and how it relates to Thanksgiving.    Nance from Reno


Legend of the 5 Kernels

We did the Legend of the 5 kernels for "Fun Day, Sunday" last year. We got several ears of decorative corn (the ones with the rainbow colored kernels). We drew a cornucopia and printed the poem on paper. Had the children cut out the poem with decorative scissors and color the cornucopia. They glued the 5 kernels of corn on the paper.  Nance in Reno   - For the Legend of the 5 kernels go to Nuttin But Kids Web Site.


Here's a fall harvest story you'll want to share with your kids! In this  colorfully illustrated parable, Higgs weaves a beautiful tale of how a farmer (Jesus) reaches down, picks out a special pumpkin from his garden, and scoops  out all the messy ''goo'' to make room for his light to shine from inside. 32  pages, hardcover from Nelson. For more information and ordering go to Christainbook.com


Fun Foam Turkey Napkin Holder Craft

What you will need:  Fun foam (Red, yellow, brown, black), napkins, glue, wiggly eyes.

What to do: 
1. Print out the pattern provided.
2. Cut the turkey's beak and feet from yellow fun foam, the body, head and neck, and wings from brown fun foam, the wattle from red fun foam.  Glue the pieces together  to form the turkey.
3. Glue on some wiggly eyes.
4. Cut a piece of brown fun foam 1 1/2" x 5 1/2". Staple the piece together to form a loop.  Glue the side of the loop to the back of the turkey so that it holds up the turkey.
5. Fold up a napkin use a fan fold and then fold it in half.  Place it in the loop so that it stand up to form the turkey's tail feathers.
6. White paper towels work well for the tail feathers.  You can paint the napkin with water colors, let it dry and then fold it using the fan fold.

Copyright Notice - While many of the crafts on this site are free, they are still copyrighted. They are for personal use only. They may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, except for local church, school, or home, etc. It is illegal to copy this material, even with the copyright notice, and publish it somewhere else on the Internet with out permission. To request permission to copy this material contact me by e-mail.


Nut Turkey Craft

What you will need: Peanut in shell, walnut in shell, unpopped pop corn kernels, wiggly eyes, ribbon, and glue.
What to do: Glue the peanut (head) to the walnut (body). Glue on a popcorn kernel for the beak, and 4 kernels for the feet.  Glue on wiggly eyes, and tie a ribbon around the neck.


Craft Stick Turkey Craft

What you will need:  Colored craft sticks, short craft sticks, craft spoon, wiggly eyes, wooden shapes for the turkey's wattle and beak, pipe cleaners, red paint, black and yellow construction paper and glue.

What to do: 

  1. Glue colored crafts stick around the wooden spoon to form the turkey's tail feathers.
  2. Cut out a pilgrim hat shape from black construction paper and glue on a yellow trim and then glue it on to the top of the craft spoon.
  3. Glue on wiggly eyes.
  4. Paint a tear drop shaped wooded piece red and glue it on to the turkey as shown. 5. Glue on a smaller tear drop shaped piece upside down to form the beak.
  5. Glue onto smaller craft sticks on each side of the turkey's head and neck to form wings.
  6. Shape brown pipe cleaners to form the turkey's feet and glue them on to the back of the turkey.

Copyright Notice - While many of the crafts on this site are free, they are still copyrighted. They are for personal use only. They may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, except for local church, school, or home, etc. It is illegal to copy this material, even with the copyright notice, and publish it somewhere else on the Internet with out permission. To request permission to copy this material contact me by e-mail.


Paper Plate Turkey Dish

This turkey not only makes a great table decoration for Thanksgiving, but it's useful too. The center of the turkey is a bowl where you can place crackers or other snacks for a Thanksgiving feast.

Directions and patterns for this craft are available to members only.

Copyright Notice - While many of the crafts on this site are free, they are still copyrighted. They are for personal use only. They may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, except for local church, school, or home, etc. It is illegal to copy this material, even with the copyright notice, and publish it somewhere else on the Internet with out permission. To request permission to copy this material contact me by e-mail.


Garden Scarecrow

Made from all recycled material, this scarecrow only costs pennies to make. It can be completed in a few hours and will look great out in your garden.

Directions for this craft are available to members only.


 

Spray Tie Dye - Here's another craft you can make using fall leaves. You will find the directions for this craft on the Material Craft Page.

Thanksgiving Bible lesson:

turkey paper bag craftThanksgiving Crafts on The Resource Room You can find more Thanksgiving crafts on The Resource RoomThe Resource Room is designed for Sunday School teachers and home school parents.  All of the crafts on The Resource Room are biblically based .  Most of the crafts go along with one of the Bible lessons found on The Resource Room.  All the crafts were designed for preschool and elementary age children. All the crafts are original and inexpensive which are great for home school use and large groups such as Sunday school classes and vacation Bible school.

 

turkey weaving craft

Turkey balloon caft

Thanksgiving Games

1. Play a Matching Game - Print thanksgiving pictures such as: pilgrims, Indians, fish, corn, a papoose, dog and pony. Glue them onto cards and play a match game with them.

2. Play a toss game - Make eight of the teepee place holders shown above and mark them with numbers, 5 points, 10 points, etc. Make rings from pipe cleaners. Have the children throw the rings over the teepees to score points.

3. Play Pin the Tail on the Turkey - Draw a turkey without feathers. Cut out feathers from construction paper. Place double sided tape on the feathers and have the children try to tape them onto the turkey blindfolded.

4. Play a bean bag game - Make no-sew pumpkin bean bags. Just glue them together and then decorate them on the outside. Draw a Thanksgiving theme picture on cardboard and cut holes in it. Children can throw their bean bags at the picture and try to get them through the holes.

5. Fishing Game - Children fish for items they can put into a cornucopia like pictures of apples, corn on the cob, little pumpkins, grapes, etc. Attach a paper clip to the end of the line for a hook so the item cab be attached (and removed) easily. As they lower their line on a pole over a wall, (or some kind of poster board) a person on the other side attaches a picture to the hook. Then the lucky fisherman can place their prize in the cornucopia.

6. Unscramble the Words - (For older kids) Write words related to Thanksgiving such as: pilgrim, turkey, and feast on cards with the letters all jumbled up. The kids try to unscramble the words. Or they can match the scrambled words to the correct counterparts on a list.

7. Write the word THANKSGIVING on the board and see how many words you can make out of it in a 5-minute relay race.

Sent in by Diana Romberg

How much do you know about turkeys?

What is a male turkey called?
What is  female turkey called ?
Where will you find the turkey's wattle?
Where will you find the turkey's caruncles?
Where is the turkey's snood?
About how long does it take a domestic turkey to grow from birth into a turkey that is plump enough for market?
Check your answers at the bottom of this page.

Check your answers?

1. A male turkey is called a gobbler.
2. A female turkey is called a hen.
3. The wattle is the flabby skin growth that hangs from the turkey's throat.
4. The caruncle is the growth of skin that dangle from the turkey's chin.
5. The snood is the growth of skin that droops over the gobbler's bill.
6. About 10 weeks.

 

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