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Let’s Have a Thankful Thanksgiving

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Let’s Have a Thankful Thanksgiving

This little Thanksgiving package is a fun way to help your family make this Thanksgiving “Thankful.” Our family is doing these same activities this year and wanted to share them with you. You will make:

� A Thanksgiving Tree

� Thanksgiving Cards

� Thanksgiving Menu When you have finished your Thanksgiving Tree (or wall) please consider sending us a picture to display on our website. We would love to see how yours turns out! Just email pictures to: michelle@homeschoolnotebooking.com

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Thanksgiving Tree

This year our family has had fun making our Thanksgiving Tree and

we want to share this idea with you.

Directions for leaves:

Using the blank leaf template on the next page, have children write

something they are thankful for this year. They can also lightly color

their leaf. You could also print the leaves out on different colors of

paper. You can give them one leaf per day and do this for a couple of

weeks. You can also have mom, dad and other family members that

visit write on a leaf too to add to your tree.

You can print the leaf out on card stock if you prefer to make it a little

stronger. I personally print mine on regular printer paper, and after it

has been written on and colored I apply a coat on Modge Podge to

front and back. Modge Podge can be bought at Wal-Mart and all craft

stores. Once it dries I cut the leaves out and tape them to our tree.

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Directions for tree:

To make your tree you can use a tree branch or limb (a small to

medium size) and put it into a flower pot, bucket, or whatever you

have that will work. Anchor it down with rocks or stones. You can

make it small enough to sit in the middle of your table or larger to sit

on the floor.

As you make your leaves just tape them to your branch. As an

alternative you could also choose to just display the leaves around the

fireplace, along the sides of a bookcase or on a wall.

Make sure and have everyone write their name and year on the back of

their leaf. You can put them in a scrapbook to save to look back on

for years to come.

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