30 Days of Thanksgiving Ideas

I love fall which includes Thanksgiving. If you’ve read my blog for any amount of time, you know I believe in gratitude. Gratitude changes lives. Gratitude changes my life. Gratitude changes kids’ lives. This year our 30 Days in November will center on Thanksgiving ideas for you to use in your family, with your kids and in your own life.

I’m super-excited to say that 13 other bloggers will share their expertise over the month of November.  You’ll find Thanksgiving ideas for preschoolers, children, teens, as well as crafts, journaling, writing, literature and much more.

If you want me to send each day’s post to you, all you have to do is enter your email in the box to the right.  The box that says “Free Activities & Reviews”. Just click next to the word “email” and fill in the box. That’s it. Each day you will receive our 30 Days of Thanksgiving in your inbox.

 

Thanksgiving Ideas Special Bonus

Some days we will offer free resources … all centered on Thanksgiving ideas to promote gratitude in your family or to celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday. If you want to know when we have free resources, be sure to sign up in the box above. It will be included in the daily email.

As a way to get started, here’s a fun Thanksgiving craft idea from last year’s 30 Days of Thanksgiving Activities for Kids. It’s just FUN! And a great way to use up any leftover candy corn.

All you need is a paper towel tube, clear glass vase, candy corn and artificial flowers. Place the cardboard tube in the vase. Pour in your candy corn. I alternated between pumpkins and candy corn shapes. Add flowers. Voila! Your fall centerpiece with candy corn is done.

On November 1, I will share an activity I used with my kids to get them thinking “gratitude” every day of November. Hopefully, that began a life-long habit of thankfulness.  I will also be giving away a free printable to encourage gratitude in your family. Check back tomorrow or enter your email in the box above.

Question: How do you encourage thankfulness in your home? Or, what’s your biggest challenge in showing gratitude with your kids? You can leave a comment by clicking here.

30 Days of Thanksgiving Ideas

Things to Be Thankful For {Day 1}

How to Write a Thank You Letter {Day 2}

Thanksgiving Bible Verses to Read as a Family-FREE Bible Study {Day 3}

25 Thankful Activities for Morning Time {Day 4}

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