A Week's Worth of Fun Thanksgiving Projects

by Michele Cheplic | More from this Blogger

16 Nov 2008 07:21 PM

Thanksgiving is less than two weeks away; do you have your decorations set? If not, you've come to the right place. Over the last few days I've shared some simple seasonal art projects that the entire family can help create. Consider making some of these fantastic creations (or participating in the following Thanksgiving-themed adventures) as you countdown to Turkey Day:

November 10th---Ideas for Holiday Family Fun. If you are looking for a way to get the most out of the holiday season this is the blog for you. It contains a list of family-friendly holiday events that your clan is sure to love.

November 11th---Thanksgiving Pumpkin Crafts for Kids. Learn how to make your own one-of-a-kind decorative pumpkins in this blog. This craft is best suited for kids who love to use their imagination and for moms who don't mind a little mess.

November 12th---Thoughtful Thanksgiving Centerpiece. This craft is especially appropriate on a day when we should all be counting our blessings. To help facilitate the process of giving thanks, consider making the project detailed in this blog.

November 13th---More Ideas for Holiday Family Fun--Christmas Light Displays. Even if you don't have your Christmas lights up already there are plenty of folks who do. Find out where you can take in some of the country's most spectacular holiday light shows in this blog.

November 14th---More Easy Thanksgiving Pumpkin Crafts. Don't get rid of your fresh pumpkins just yet. There are dozens of decorations you can make from those orange globes, including turkeys and pilgrims. Find out how in this blog.

November 15th---Thanksgiving Themed Family Getaways. If you won't be stuffing your face with grandpa and grandma during the long holiday weekend this year, then consider taking advantage of these other Thanksgiving-themed events.

Learn more about Michele Cheplic

Michele Cheplic was born and raised in Hilo, Hawaii, but now lives in Wisconsin. Michele graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a degree in Journalism.

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