Category: Thanksgiving

Turkey Reading and Memory Craft

11/1/2016

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Find a comfortable spot and read I Love to Gobble You Up!

1) Paint the child’s hand and stamp it onto the paper.

2) Clean the child’s hand off.

3) Repeat with 3-4 different colors. These stamps will act as the feathers

4) Paint the child’s foot using the brown paint and stamp it down onto the paper.

5) Allow all of the stamps to dry.

6) Cut out the stamps and glue together to make a turkey.

7) Glue on googly eyes and a beak.

Baby girl enjoyed cuddling up with the book and feeling the soft felt on the pages with her fingers. She even gave us a few coos when reading!

During the memory craft, she seemed to enjoy looking at the different colored bottles of paint and interacting with the educator. A few of our older friends even stopped by to say “Hi” to her during the activity.

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Turkey Feather Color Match

10/26/2016

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Turkey Tracks

10/26/2016

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This activity can easily be a supplement to Thanksgiving literature that you are reading in your classroom. There are tons of great “Turkey” themed books available on Amazon.

Our little guy was creative, and found different ways to use the pipe cleaner turkey track stamper. He was eager to practice his fine motor skills, grasping the pipe cleaner with his fingers.

A lesson plan is available for this project at www.Lessons4Learners.com.

Wild Turkey Track Worksheet by Minnesota Department of Natural Resources

Instructions:

Bend the pipe cleaners to look like bird feet
Lay out the turkey feet stamps, paint, and paper in an appropriate area for children to create.
Encourage the child to dip the stamp into the paint and transfer it onto the paper

Recipe Idea

Turkey Tracks
KELLOGG'S RICE KRISPIES
Making these tasty tracks as a family is a delicious adventure. Just melt, mix, shape, decorate and gobble!

Click HERE for Recipe