Whether you’re a parent looking for a rainy day turkey craft or a therapist reinforcing a speech and language goal, it is fun to find interesting crafts for your preschooler to make around this Thanksgiving theme. I have found that kids are motivated to say their sounds, practice their grammar, follow directions and describe their craft when they have a fun project to make. Here are a few resources that can be helpful:
- First-School Preschool Activities and Crafts has several options for making turkeys with maple leaves, hand prints and pine cones.
- Step by Step has turkey book lists, songs and finger plays set to familiar tunes and many ideas for turkey art
- Kinder Plans has Thanksgiving lesson plans with cute crafts to support the lessons like turkeys made from coffee filters, paper bags and hand prints.
- Parents Magazine shares some turkey day crafts and Thanksgiving printables.
If you use any great sites for holiday crafts and reinforcing activities share them in the comments below.
Thanks!
November 12th, 2009 at 7:51 am
Preschool activities and crafts are helpful in increasing kids imagination and creativity.Innovative ideas are helpful .