Originally, the following idea was posted for a husband and wife. But I also think your children need to hear why you are thankful for them. So, today, write a list or send them a card with the reasons you are thankful for your child. Make it individual for each child and encourage them with this little thing.

 

Previous 30 Days of Thanksgiving Activities for Kids:

1. Make a Thankful List
2. Write a Thank You Note
3. Start a Family Bible Study
4. Read Together
5. Chalkboard Thanks
6. Gratitude Journal
7. Adopt A Soldier
8. History of Thanksgiving Unit Study
9. Give Thanks Copywork
10. Candy Corn Centerpiece
11. First Thanksgiving Unit Study
12. Family Thanksgiving Worship Service
13. Thanksgiving Writing Prompts
14. Pilgrim Comparison Writing
15. Turkey & Pilgrim Hat Cookies
16. Grandma’s Pinecone Turkey
17. Mayflower Compact
18. Thanksgiving Jeopardy
19. Give Thanks at the Table
20. Photo Booth Props
21. Turkey Silverware Napkin Ring

Question: Why are you thankful for your children? You can leave a comment by clicking here.

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