I love this time of year. Really, I just love holidays. They are so festive, fun and provide an excellent learning opportunity for my boys! This year, the boys are counting down the days until we get to fly out to see their grandparents and experience a midwest Thanksgiving!
In keeping with the spirit and because planning can be so helpful in preparing our children for any holiday, I thought I would post links to past Thanksgiving learning projects we’ve done! As you can tell, we love hands-on learning in these parts. Give them a costume and we’re golden!
I would also love to hear any ideas that you all have. There is a linky at the bottom and if you’ve blogged about how you celebrate and learn about Thanksgiving with your children, I’d love for you to share! If you don’t have a blog, comments are also most welcome so we can have a central spot with lots of ideas!
A child-friendly, eye appealing craft that is fun to play with and also use as a decoration.
Our adventure mapping the journey of the Mayflower and reviewing why they left the Old World for the New World.
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Michele @ The Excellent Wife says
Such fun ideas! Thanks for posting them. I’m coming over from the Homeschool Hop.
Blessings!
CherylinMA says
Great compilation post. We did the corn planting activity with our history class a few years ago too. Thanks for the great ideas!
Myrtle says
Hi,
Thanks for the visit. When freezing eggs you can freeze them together (you just have to mix them.) It is a good idea to record the amount and label. If you are freezing egg yolks on their own you have to add salt or sugar. Here is a good site for figuring out quantities etc.. http://www.eclecticcooking.com/metric.htm
You have to scroll down a bit to get to the eggs part!
esther says
I am bookmarking this one to get some fun Thanksgiving activity ideas! Great idea!
Stopping by on the Hip Homeschool Hop
-esther
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Susanne Barrett says
Aaah, now I see your Holy Experience button…glad you’re there, too. 🙂
Susanne Barrett says
Here from the Hip Homeschooling Hop…lovely place you have here!
Have you joined the Gratitude Community at A Holy Experience? It’s really wonderful!
Heather says
You so inspire me 🙂
Thanksgiving is over now, here in Canada, but should it really ever be over? Enjoy the time away this month!