Make a tracing of your toddler's hand, draw an eye and beak on the thumb and turkey feet down below, and let him decorate it with beans and pasta. You'll have a beautiful Thanksgiving turkey wall hanging!
Use magazine pictures to build a Thanksgiving tree that will remind your preschooler of all the important things.
You'll want to hang this classic art project in your window on Thanksgiving.
Put out some treats for your Thanksgiving guests, in a homemade bowl you can make with your little Pilgrim.
This Thanksgiving project is a great way to keep your child busy while you're cooking the bird.
Take a nature walk and collect some pinecones to make a festive decoration for your Thanksgiving table.
These turkeys make a great decoration for your refrigerator. Make a new one each year to see how (fast) your little one grows.
Brighten up your Thanksgiving holiday table with these easy-to-make turkeys.
Welcome your Thanksgiving guests with these easy-to-make turkey place cards.
This activity will help you show your child what "being thankful" really means.
This tablecloth project is a great way to bring the true meaning of Thanksgiving into your holiday celebration.
One of the most important things you and your family can do on Thanksgiving is take some time to reminisce about your shared memories. Try this conversation-starting activity after Thanksgiving dinner, and give kids and grandparents alike the chance to participate.
Read these cooking safety tips before you cook your holiday turkey.
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