This post is not intended for Bible class, but for home use.
I found this Thanksgiving book at Barnes and Noble and I wanted to share it with you! It is a Touch & Feel book, which kids love of course. But what I liked about it is that it tells about seeing and being thankful for God's blessings that He has given us.
The book even has He & You capitalized for God, which is hard to find now days, but one of those things I look for. It is a nice, short book for preschoolers. Click on the book below to see it at Amazon if you'd like to find out more about it (and, I am not getting anything at all for sharing it with you ☺):
The book even has He & You capitalized for God, which is hard to find now days, but one of those things I look for. It is a nice, short book for preschoolers. Click on the book below to see it at Amazon if you'd like to find out more about it (and, I am not getting anything at all for sharing it with you ☺):
Reading through the book is being thankful for different things, so I created these pictures to color, and made a booklet if you'd like to use it after you read the book, or even if you don't want to read the book! The girls loved the pictures to color! Click here to print the pictures to color.
We are also doing various November crafts, and this was one of them. And, oops, they took them home before I checked my photo! But, we talked about Thanksgiving and God makes the turkeys. For the younger kids, we talked about colors and turkey sounds. This was found at Hobby Lobby.
We also made these turkeys. The kids love these animals with the long folded legs! We added the feathers and they really enjoyed that! You can find the free pattern here.
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That book looks great and so does that turkey the girls are holding. I am going to have to start looking for ideas in just a few months for my twin granddaughters. They are just 9 months but time flies!!
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ReplyDeleteI have a five year old this would be great to do this with, thanks!
ReplyDeleteThose look like totally neat crafty projects for the kids. I definitely love the fact that the book is a touch and feel type of book. Kids love to interact with books for sure. Thanks for this review and the ideas.
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DeleteDebbie, you have such wonderful things! I have loved the little quizzes on each Bible character. You don't have one for Samson do you? Where do you get your fonts from for the tests? You can e-mail me at megmab@hotmail.com. Thanks!
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Thanks for the comment! I appreciate it and glad you stopped by. Check your email for the Samson worksheets. I divided Samson into 2 lessons and will be doing those January 5th & 12th if you'd like to stop back for the lessons and other ideas.
Deletesweeet! Thank you for sharing at the Thursday Favorite Things blog hop. ♥
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DeleteThat is a very cute turkey
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DeleteThe long folded leg turkey is completely cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks... not my idea, but the kids love the animals with the long folded legs! Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteLooks like fun! Thanks for sharing!
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DeleteI love your "walking" turkey you made! So cute! Thanks for linking up to TGIF!
ReplyDeleteI featured this at TGIF this week here - http://www.123homeschool4me.com/2013/11/thanksgiving-crafts-and-tgif-linky.html
Have a GREAT Thanksgiving!
Beth =)
Thanks so much for featuring this post! Ha! I didn't know that is what the turkey is called! ☺ I just know the kids love those folded leg project when we do them! Thanks gain for hosting!
Deleteoh my gosh i absolutely love the big turkey, that is just too stinking cute!
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LOL! Thanks! The kids loved it... and it isn't even my idea! We just added the feathers, which they also loved! Thanks for the comment! I appreciate it!
DeleteOh, we have to check out that book. I love your turkeys and coloring pages. Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!
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