Put this printable Thanksgiving activity book on the kids’ table with crayons to keep the kids entertained until dinner.
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My family and I have celebrated Thanksgiving with friends for many years. We have a lot of fun traditions, including the kids sitting and coloring while watching cartoons after dinner.
It’s the perfect opportunity for the adults to go back for seconds, talk to each other, and generally have fun while the kids are entertained in the other room.
You can probably relate to the crazy dining table scene with the kids. They need help with food, make lots of messes, and are very loudly having too much fun. It’s just about perfect.
But getting to talk to other adults is also a great part of Thanksgiving.
I designed this printable Thanksgiving Coloring and Activity Book to be a fun busy activity. There are a dozen pages that are fun for all ages (though preschoolers may need help reading).
You’ll love these printable pages for:
- Keeping the kids busy on the drive to visit family.
- A quiet activity at the kids’ table before dinner.
- Starting a tradition for the holiday.
- Winding down after dinner while adult chat or clean up.
Thanksgiving activity pages
The Thanksgiving Coloring and Activity Book has 12 unique pages:
- I Spy Thanksgiving Day Parade
- Mad Libs
- Roll and draw a turkey
- Cut and fold paper fortune
- Tic tac toe
- Color by number leaves
- Fill a cornucopia art activity
- “Thankful for” drawing and writing prompt
- Draw the other half owl
- Maze (with answer key)
- Word search (with answer key)
- Word scramble (with answer key)
Get the printable
This printable includes 12 pages of activities, plus 3 pages of puzzle answer keys and an index in a PDF. Pages are 8.5×11-inches but can be scaled smaller if you like. All printables are for personal use only.
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