Friday, December 3, 2010

Thanksgiving Crafts


My son and I did several thanksgiving crafts in November. We gathered leaves and glued them on paper and made turkeys.
One day we made handprint turkeys.
Another day we gathered leaves and did leaf rubbings.
Last we made more handprint turkeys on cards to send out to our family. On some that were sent to just kids, all I wrote was "Gobble, gobble gobble" over and over and filled the card up with gobbles. I'm sure they got a few laughs out of those ones. He loved painting his hand.
He made this turkey headband in our co-op preschool group.

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1 comment:

  1. After reading about your fun Thanksgiving crafts, I'm impressed by your creativity and enthusiasm for the holiday season! It's great that you and your son were able to spend quality time together and make some fun memories. While we enjoy these activities, it's also important to remember to be responsible for our environment. One way we can do that is by following a residential garbage pickup schedule, which ensures that waste is collected and disposed of properly. By doing our part to keep our homes and cities clean and sustainable, we can enjoy the benefits of our holiday activities while also protecting our planet for future generations.

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