Check out these Free Thanksgiving Activity Worksheets, including I-Spy, Word Search, Number Recognition, Toddler Coloring Pages, Letter Recognition, and Less Than or Greater Than Thanksgiving Dinner Math!
These Free Thanksgiving Activity Worksheets contain a few different exercises for kids of different learning levels. If you’d like to download each activity separately, I’ve listed the individual pages below!
You can also grab all of the worksheets by clicking the link at the bottom of the page.
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All of these pages would work great with dry erase pocket folders that would allow you to reuse the sheets again and again.
Free Thanksgiving Activity Printable – Thanksgiving I-Spy
Charlotte (5yrs) and Thea (2yrs) love I-Spy books! I made this Thanksgiving I-Spy for them to enjoy during the season and added a twist to help Thea with her counting skills.
The point of the page is to count the same Thanksgiving objects above the black line and then write how many they find next to the same item under the black line.
This is a great activity to do with your toddler or preschooler to work on counting and number recognition. You might also like our Halloween I-Spy printable, Christmas I-Spy Printable, or I-SPY ABC Letters Worksheets!
Free Thanksgiving Activity Printable – Turkey 1-20 Number Recognition
We love using Bingo Marker (daubers) in our house. This is a great worksheet to use for working on number recognition from 1-20.
Stick this sheet in a reusable sleeve and use some dry erase markers and you can reuse it over and over again.
Free Thanksgiving Activity Printable – Acorn Letter Recognition
Just like the number recognition worksheet, the Acorn Letter Recognition page is great in a reusable sleeve and can be played again and again to practice letter recognition.
Free Thanksgiving Activity Printable – Toddler Coloring Pages!
All my kids love to color, but my toddler has the hardest time coloring on some pages because the images are too small!
These sheets have really large images that are great for toddlers to color on to work on coloring within objects! You might also like our Halloween Pumpkin Coloring Page!
Free Thanksgiving Activity Printable – Less Than, Greater Than Thanksgiving Dinner
This worksheet is designed to introduce the concept of less than or greater than. When I do this sheet, I have my 6yr old write the number of pies and turkey legs under the each side to help solidify the concept with both numerals and visual objects.
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This toddler turkey craft is not only super colorful and a unique craft for the season, it also helps strengthen fine motor skills and helps with color recognition!
Thanksgiving Unplugged Coding Activity: Turkey on the Run!
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Absorption in Action Salt Painting STEAM Activity for Kids
Salt painting is such a fun activity to do with kids! Make a salt painting turkey for a fun holiday twist!
Dancing Cranberries Fall Preschool Science Experiment
Experiment with dancing cranberries with this super simple preschool science activity while observing concepts like floating and sinking.
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Mary Leigh @ Live Well Play Together
Monday 15th of October 2018
Oh, these are SO fun! We will definitely be using some of these this year! Saving for Thanksgiving!