Whether you're dining at a restaurant, a family member's house, or enjoying dinner at home, use these tips to stay mindful of life-threatening food allergies during your holiday meal.
Print this fun Thanksgiving game to play with your kids and family! Hang the picture of the turkey (page 1) on the wall, and cut out the colorful feathers (page 2) for players to pin on the turkey, like the classic game of Pin the Tail on the Donkey. Also try our Pin the Hat on the Pilgrim game.
Looking for a fun Thanksgiving game to play with your kids? Hang the picture of the pilgrim (page 1) on the wall, and cut out the hats (page 2) for players to pin on the pilgrim, like the classic game of Pin the Tail on the Donkey. Also try our Pin the Feathers on the Turkey game.
Cut along the dotted lines, wrap around your napkins, and glue or tape each one to create special Thanksgiving napkin rings customized with your own words of appreciation. Also check out these printable Thanksgiving place cards kids can write on.
Cut and fold along the dotted lines on these Thanksgiving place cards, and fill in the blanks to create a customized message for each of your guests. Also check out these printable Thanksgiving napkin rings kids can write on.
Looking for a fun activity related to the Thanksgiving Day parade? Print out this parade bingo game, which encourages kids to watch the event from start to finish while Mom and Dad are busy preparing a holiday feast!
Print out this booklet of fun Thanksgiving puzzles, games, coloring pages, and learning activities that will get kids in the Turkey Day spirit. It's a great way to entertain children on long car trips!
Make sure you have everything you need to roast a turkey and prepare all the trimmings for the big feast on Thanksgiving Day with our printable grocery list.
Eating turkey is a custom shared by 95% of the population, according to the National Turkey Federation. Follow this slideshow to learn about the different ways Thanksgiving turkeys are prepared in the U.S.
The staff here at FamilyEducation share some of their favorite thanksgiving traditions, and the fond memories that come along with them!
Your toddler will feel that she is truly contributing to the holiday when she helps make this festive tablecloth.
Engage your child's imagination with this activity -- it may even become a family tradition for years to come.
Thanksgiving can be hectic. By planning ahead for all aspects of the holiday, you can make it a relaxed and enjoyable occasion for everybody.
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