Some Thanksgiving inspiration for you & me!
I loved this idea for handing the Thanksgiving Centerpiece responsibilities over to the littles! And, the place cards too - lovely!
7 things to do with your family this Thanksgiving!
I am planning to read this poem: 5 Kernels of Corn by Hezekiah Butterworth
This Thanksgiving Day Scavenger Hunt looks like fun and would be a great opportunity for a walk! After the walk, these turkeys!
I love this free printable collection - you saw glimpses of it on a recent Slow Day post and asked about it. Follow the directions in the post to order a free download, but note that it took my download two or three days to arrive via email.
I have these printed and colored - ready to use!
Aren't these plates and cups cute? I printed the images and laminated them and will attach to a clear plastic plate to make some for free! Smaller images printed can be tied around glasses to add a fun whimsical little bit of decor truly on a dime!
What about this for a tablecloth at the kids table - great idea!
A fun family craft idea for Thanksgiving day perhaps?
Simmering spices to make everything smell like cozy celebrating!
How about one last Fall-ish fun recipe to do with the younger crowd?!
Thanksgiving in the Country - inspiring and uplifting! With an encouraging and challenging video at the end. This is beauty! And, while you are at Ann's - 15 Happy Ways to Teach Kids to be Grateful!
Gratitude Jar - simple!
I'm planning tart size pies like this {or mason jar lids!} using this recipe and a recently acquired family pecan pie recipe that I will share at some point soon!
Ann also shared 6 Thanksgiving links this weekend!
Happy Thanksgiving Inspiration!
3 comments:
You know I love when you post links! I just found out today that I have to plan the crafts for a late Thanksgiving dinner Saturday evening. I hope I can convince each family to do the handprints. So cute!
What a wonderful idea. I am going to do this with Joe's boys when we have them this weekend. Because of his schedule we will not have them for Thanksgiving and I have been trying to think of a way we could celebrate. this is perfect!
This post chock full of links caused a pinning flurry on my end! I was inspired by so many of the ideas, most of which ended up in a blog hopscotch!
I am hosting the choir boys for Thanksgiving, so some of the turkey crafts were spot on--requiring little prep or crafting skills.
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