Thanksgiving feast for kindergarten

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Make your Thanksgiving memorable and involve your children the preparations! It's Thanksgiving day and just as many of us are cooking up a big feast to eat at home with our families, my students cooked up their own Thanksgiving feast to serve up for our classroom family... Sharing a

Thanksgiving food projects for the classroom. Fun and engaging ideas to celebrate the holiday and what it stands for. #thanksgiving #foodprojects #cookingwithkids

Pinterest Anyone else love a quick and easy escape room?!?! Students love working in groups to solve a mystery and I LOVE when my students are engaged, learning, talking and having FUN! I also love it when something is PRINT AND GO! This escape room activity is perfect for the days leading up to Thanksgiving […]

Celebrate Thanksgiving in preschool or kindergarten with a friendship feast where you make friendship fruit salad while exploring unity.

My school hosts a wonderful Thanksgiving Luncheon for students and families each year, and the meal is always followed by recess. With four classes of kindergartners on the field, playground, and blacktop, it can be difficult to keep track of my Super Stars, unless... They're wearing turkey crowns! Here's what you'll need for each headband: (1) 2 X 18 strip of brown construction paper (1 each) 2 X 4 rectangles for the red, beige, and orange feathers (1) 1 X 4 rectangle in dark brown for the…

I am not a pie person, but I make an exception when it comes to pumpkin pie. I think it’s a Thanksgiving staple, as far as deserts go. There’s nothing like a home-made pumpkin pie. If you’re celebrati

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Hosting a Charlie Brown Thanksgiving in your elementary classroom is a wonderful way to recognize the holiday. Gather your food and paper supplies, turn on the classic cartoon, and you'll be all set. To add to the holiday fun, have students work on their fine motor and spacial skills with a turkey glyph.