Kids' Crafts: Week in Review Nov. 12 - 18

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19 Nov 2006 07:31 AM

Thanksgiving is getting close, so you don't have much time left to make cool crafts and holiday decorations before the big day gets here. This is a rundown of the past week in case you missed anything.

Turkey Table Topper

Want to make a turkey table topper? You can make a large one to add to a table-scape or centerpiece, or you can make smaller ones to use beside each place setting. This idea turns out cute, but it does require adult supervision and assistance.

Holiday Crafts: Better than Place Cards

Here is a really neat idea that your family members and friends will love. These crafts are basically used to mark place settings at the dining table for holiday dinner, but they are way cooler than typical place cards.

Thanksgiving Crafts: Giving Thanks Quilt

You may have seen another article called Thankful Crafts for Thanksgiving, and this is another one where you can get the whole family involved. Each family member will have the opportunity to list what he or she is thankful for, and you'll have a nice decoration to display.

Thanksgiving Jokes for Kids

Who doesn't love to laugh? Check out these jokes, plus links to puzzles and other activities. A good boredom buster!

A Story for Thanksgiving, Part I

This story runs in two parts. It is a little sad, but it reminds us just how much we have to be thankful for.

A Story for Thanksgiving, Part II

The story continues in this post, and you will find out what happens. I hope you like this story.

*Come back soon for more crafts, activities, and other ideas for Thanksgiving as well as Christmas.

If you would like to see what we did on other weeks, use these links to find stuff quickly:

Kids' Crafts: Week in Review November 5 - 11

This Week in Kid's Crafts: Week ending Nov. 4th

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Sherry Holetzky is a work at home mom and freelance writer. Married to her best friend, Sherry and her husband are raising their family in a quiet rural setting in the beautiful Ozark Mountains.

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