Prek thanksgiving centerpiece

This coffee filter and paper cup turkey is the perfect fall craft for kids. Easy and affordable activity to make at home or at school.

Thanksgiving Centerpieces: Good for crafters of all ages, these globes are easy to create and a fun addition to any kids table.

My Cup Overflows: Thanksgiving Crafts for Kids

Kindergarten Fall Challenge: Turn a leaf into a bird! We had a great time connecting ART with NATURE! First, we glued a feather and a beak to the leaf to create a bird. Next, we glued various rectangles to create branches. Finally, we used a piece of cardboard as a stamp to create pine needles. We also used a Q-tip to paint bark on our branches. These are very playful and unique! Some birds are sitting peacefully on a branch while others are flying by.

As we get ready to head on into November, I wanted to create some packets that make learning core skills FUN, hands-on and super effective. These NO PREP

Check out my favorite Thanksgiving crafts for preschoolers and get Thanksgiving craft ideas for learning important early concepts too.

This is a quick and easy project. I wanted something the children could take home and put out to share what they are thankful for. I made two simple black lines and then copied them on colored paper. Simple. I love the clothespins. I think there are a lot more projects in the future using […]

Make a coffee filter turkey, it's a super easy Thanksgiving craft for kids in preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten. A fun turkey craft for kids!

Thanksgiving is a time for family, friendship and being thankful for everything you have in life! So it's the perfect time of year to grab all your kids, grab your art supplies and get crafting.

I made this for my daughter's Kindergarten Thanksgiving party centerpiece, and it doubled as a teacher gift. I had each child write their name in crayon on a piece of white card stock about a week bf the party, I then cut them out mounted them on pieces of construction paper that I cut into feathers, mounted them on bamboo skewers you find at Walmart in the food section about a dollar a pack. I then put styrofoam block in the bottom of a pot, stuck them in and cut the face out of remaining…