Making Thanksgiving crafts is a great way to bring your preschool Sunday school class together and teach the values that Thanksgiving stands for. You can pick to make beautiful color pages to display on the wall, or make pilgrims from tissue paper rolls. There are tons of fun crafts available. Reconsider that any project you pick for a preschool class should not include small parts or wish sharp objects. There are many categories of Thanksgiving crafts as well. You can pick from decorations for the wall or window, table decorations, or just crafts to display throughout the house.
If you want to focus on table decorations, you might use place setting cards, napkin rings, or even place mats. You could pick to make a separate craft each week so students would have a perfect setting by the big day. Some great crafts used in years past were the photo napkin ring and the turkey place mat. These items can be laminated and saved as keepsakes or used for a few years. It is all the time fun to pull out crafts from years back and show kids what they did.
Another fun idea is to make a life size Pilgrim. Let the children trace themselves on paper and then decorate the cutout with construction paper to be Indians or Pilgrims. You can make hats, clothes, belts, and even moccasins out of separate color construction paper for a true Thanksgiving effect. Make a whole settlement on the wall for adornment with the children's look alike. include a tee pee and you have a mural of Thanksgiving fun.
Turkey crafts are probably the most popular, for this holiday season. There are turkeys made from paper plate, leaves, and even toilet paper rolls. You can use leaves to make the feathers of this fun animal or use multicolor feathers you can find at the local craft store. One fun craft idea is to use children's hands for a cut out template. In this fun craft, you can trace and cut out the child's hand to use as the turkey body, draw in eyes, and add feet to make the turkey complete.
There are many other fun crafts for kids to enjoy as well. Reconsider production a Thanksgiving wreath for the front door. You can use a paper plate and cover it with leaves; real or fake it does not matter. Or make a pretty tissue box for the bathroom covered in colored thanksgiving pictures.
Search the Internet or crafts books, and you are sure to find fun for children for all ages. There are even books to buy that list hundreds of fun Sunday school Thanksgiving crafts. Whichever craft you choose, you are sure to have fun and find plenty to be thankful for.
