Anyone know any Thanksgiving crafts for toddlers? Ages 2,3 & 5?

Question

Last week we made turkeys out of paper plates, forks and colored paper.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

get some finger paint, blend several colors on a paper plate, let the child place their hand in the paint and print a handprint on a piece of fingerpaint paper, then you put two legs at the bottom, the face goes on the thumb, and the fingers are the turkeys tail.

Answer 3

little ones won't mind making turkeys again. Instead of colored paper try using leaves. Let them trace their hands and then glue maple or oak or any leaves on the hand- also if you have pine cones those are fun to make turkeys with they can stick feathers into them

Answer 4

Draw an outline of their hand. Decorate that outline as a turkey - the thumb is the head, the fingers are the tail feathers.

Make cutouts of pilgrim hats and clothing and glue them onto bodies (you can predraw for the little ones).

Family Fun also has a ton of great ideas (I love this magazine).

Answer 5

artwork, hahhaha. I definitely have a 9 300 and sixty 5 days old, an 11 300 and sixty 5 days old, and a 14 300 and sixty 5 days old. I definitely have them helping with the vast meal not basically to grant them something to do, yet additionally so as that they study to prepare dinner. They relish it. we will additionally be doing the diverse Christmas adorning quickly, so making Christmas embellishes could be a stable venture, or Christmas enjoying cards.

Answer 6

There is always the hand tracing idea to make a turkey. You might want to send them outside to collect leaves and other Fall foliage and have them help make a centerpiece arrangement for the table.

Answer 7

Here's a website with some ideas:

http://www.enchantedlearning.com/crafts/thanksgiving/