Thanksgiving dramatic play preschool

This Thanksgiving tablescape pretend play setup incorporates loose parts in a big way. It's an easy center to include in harvest celebrations.

This week my class and I will be starting our Thanksgiving lesson plan for the month of November. It's full of turkey's, manners, and lessons about lots of yummy food! Last night and today I sat down and made some felt food for my dramatic play center. I made turkey legs first and loved how they turned out.... So I got to work on making more. I did mashed potatoes, green beans, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie and corn. While I was moving along I copied my templates so I can share with you…

Use this product to transform your Dramatic Play center into the cozy, yummy, Thanksgiving meal we all look forward to during the month of November. This product includes: Shelf labels Seasoning Labels Center Sign Turkey Recipe Kid's Personal Fill in the Blank Turkey Recipe Thanksgiving Menu

"If you are a preschool teacher or a mom to a little one, then our Thanksgiving dramatic play set is going to make your day! Designed with busy moms and teachers in mind, it allows you to provide your child with easy to prep activities. This Thanksgiving Pretend Play Pack is detailed enough to hit all of the key elements of learning for your little one(s). - DETAILS *Welcome sign *Bunting banner *Place mat *Menu *Guest list *Shopping list *Pumpkin pie recipe *Pilgrim name tags *Indian…

Let your pretend play kitchen area come to life this fall with this simple soup activity. This fall dramatic play idea lets your preschoolers pretend to make soup by following the recipe. It includes labels for the dramatic play area to expose your little ones to print. Click to add this easy to prep dramatic play idea for the fall to your lesson plans.

Thanksgiving preschool activities for kids

FUN thanksgiving science experiment where kids will use chemical reaction of baking soda and vinegar in this melting turkey activity.

Thanks to some awesome tutorials, we had a blast at the preschool Thanksgiving "feast". I made the paper bag popcorn turkey, corn on the cob cupcakes, and a preschool staple - carrots. Here is the turkey. The kids loved it and it was so easy and cheap to make. Here is the tutorial. It took about 10 minutes to make this turkey start to finish. I used air popped pop corn to make it healthier but I'm sure premade or microwave would work just as well. These are mini muffins. For my version, I…

Kindergarten blog for teachers in the classroom. Ideas for homeschooling as well. Free files to your with your students.

Looking for fun Thanksgiving sensory bin? Check out this adorable pie sensory play activity! Kids will love making their own holiday pies!