It’s always fun to have Thanksgiving games for kids or Thanksgiving family games.Yesterday at Mom’s Monday Lunch Bunch, I showed a few fun Thanksgiving games for kids that you might want to include this Thursday. They are super-simple. In fact, you would only need to buy M&M’s and orange balloons to play all three of them. Take a look.
Did you see that fun turkey balloon game?
Even dads would enjoy shooting turkey balloons with nerf guns or marshmallow guns. An added benefit is keeping the kids and dads entertained while moms get dinner on the table. I did borrow this idea from pinterest and created a pattern you can use. You’ll find it in the printables below.
What will you get in our Thanksgiving Games for Kids printables?
- M&M Thanksgiving Game, a fun way to share thanks around the table
- Talk Around the Table, fun discussion starters
- Shoot the Turkey
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To help you out, I’ve created a simple 30 Day Gratitude Challenge Printable. Each person in your family should have their own printable. At dinner time or bedtime, let your kids write what they are thankful for that day. There is enough space on the printable to let your kids write what they are thankful for that day.
Younger kids can use the printable with prompts for each day. Even preschoolers can take on the challenge with the thank you prompts on the printable. Actually, I’m sending a copy to my daughter who has a 3-year old. The prompts are a simple way to stay focused on thankfulness all of November.
For, older kids and parents, I suggest writing at least 3 things you are thankful for each day. Once you sign up, you’ll receive an email with specific ideas for older kids.
Be sure to check back here (or sign up for our email updatesat the top of this post) throughout November for lots of great ideas to help you teach gratitude to your kids. For now, take the 30 Day Gratitude Challenge and get your free printables below.