Quick Thanksgiving Crafts for Kids
Fun Seasonal Projects that Take 20 Minutes or Less
By Wanda Leibowitz, published Oct 26, 2007
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Leaf Garland
A homemade leaf garland is one of the most eye-catching quick Thanksgiving crafts for kids, and a few strings of these special decorations can turn any dining room into family holiday headquarters. Have your youngsters bring the vibrant colors of the season indoors by making this simple leaf garland. All you need is paper, string, tape, markers or crayons, and safety scissors. Give the kids a stack of orange, red, yellow and brown construction paper. Then, have them draw and cut out an array of leaf shapes. They can draw freehand from memory, or trace a bunch of real leaves from the yard. Either way, once there's a nice stack of leaves, just staple or tape them in place along a length of string so that each individual leaf has plenty of room around it to show off its unique contours. The youngest children might need a little help with the final stage, but older kids can do this quick Thanksgiving craft themselves from start to finish.
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Did You Know?
The date of the first Thanksgiving is not actually known, although historians have narrowed the possible window to between September 21st and November 9th in the year 1621.
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