Photo Source: lilteacher.com | Renée Glashow In my search for Thanksgiving bulletin boards and displays, I ran across this adorable board at Miss Renée’s Kindergarten Pad! If you're looking for...
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Photo Source: kdcevents.blogspot.com We found these darling pilgrim place cards/napkin rings over at KDC Events and thought they would make an adorable addition to your classroom or family Thanksgiving celebration! The...
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Photo Source: www.puttisworld.com This Thanksgiving craft from Roopa over at Putti's World is just darling! Using edible materials for crafting offers a fun and exciting break from the norm, and we...
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Photo Source: preschoolalphabet.blogspot.com Lindsy over at Preschool Alphabet shared this great Thanksgiving craftivity last year and, along with handwriting practice as well as a colorful decoration for the classroom, we...
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Photo Source: Kristyn May Appel Check out this adorably colorful bulletin board created by our talented Facebook fan, Kristyn May Appel! As we approach Thanksgiving and reflect on all of...
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Photo Source: crafts.kaboose.com The cornucopia, also known as the horn of plenty, has become a symbol prosperity, abundance, and our thankfulness for the many blessings in our lives. To help your...
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Photo Source: thefirstgradeparade.blogspot.com We have to be super careful when visiting Cara's blog, The First Grade Parade, because every single one of her posts is littered with fun, colorful, and...
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Thanksgiving just wouldn't be Thanksgiving without turkey! If you've run out of ideas or are looking for something a bit more unique than the traditional turkey craft, check out these...
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This exercise really got my {Kayla's} kiddos into the true spirit of the Thanksgiving holiday! Since we don't have church/class next Wednesday night, Thanksgiving eve, my preschoolers and I had...
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Photo Source: easypreschoolcraft.blogspot.com These paper roll characters from Preschool Crafts for Kids* not only provide a great craft for you and your kiddos to do together this holiday season, they also...
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I {Kayla} teach a preschool class at church on Wednesday nights and, since we're off next week for Thanksgiving eve, we had our Thanksgiving/harvest 'celebration' this evening and it was...
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Photo Source: www.sillyeaglebooks.com This beautiful Thanksgiving craft shared by Vanessa of Silly Eagle Books is the gift that keeps on giving! Not only will it keep your little crafters occupied...
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Photo Source: saylorslog.blogspot.com It's always fun to get students in on classroom decorating and we think these adorable writing craftivities from Kim over at Saylor's Log are just the ticket...
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Photo Source: www.growingajeweledrose.com We first stumbled upon Growing A Jeweled Rose this summer and, with her crafty activities and art project ideas, Crystal's blog has become a fast favorite! Last week...
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Photo Source: www.growingajeweledrose.com Pumpkin scented paint may sound complicated, but in truth, it's not! Crystal over at Growing A Jeweled Rose explains that all it takes is some craft paint and pumpkin...
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Photo Source: naturallyeducational.com We love this boat craft we found over at Naturally Educational. Created using found and recycled materials, your students will have a blast taking a field trip...
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Monday, October 8th is Columbus Day and, if you have plans to incorporate special activities and crafts into your lesson plans, be sure to check out these awesome handprint boat...
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Photo Source: 1pureheart.blogspot.com This adorable Indian corn wreath from Melissa at Real Life, One Day At A Time..., with it's fun design and festive colors, would make a fabulous addition...
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Photo Source: www.kinderbykim.com Kim Jordano of Kinder By Kim created this pilgrim themed bulletin board as part of her November decorations and we thought it would be a great fit...
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Photo Source: woodkinderclass.blogspot.com Catherine Wood, kindergarten teacher and creator of the blog, Mrs. Wood's Dual Language Kindergarten Class, recently shared a cute literacy project and craft that we think would...
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