Thanksgiving crafts for toddlers are such a lot of fun! As soon as Halloween is over, I can’t wait to get stuck into all the fun thanksgiving activities, and there’s no reason your toddler should miss out. We’ve put together some of the best toddler activities that will make sure they have a fantastic Thanksgiving!
If you’re like me and walk into a craft store and can’t think of what to buy, I’ve put together some of the craft items that I always have on hand around Thanksgiving time.
Once you have those you should be ready to get started on these fun Thanksgiving crafts for toddlers.
Turkey Stick Puppets from Playdough and Popsicles
Cardboard Tube Turkey – Raising Little Superheroes
Coffee Filter Turkey – Raising Little Superheroes
Paper Plate Turkey from Adventures in Wunderland
Simple Turkey Craft – My Bored Toddler
Hand Print Turkey Craft – Made With Happy
Foam Disc Turkey – – Crafty Morning
Painting with Corn – My Bored Toddler
Turkey Invitation to Play – Cutting Tiny Bites
Turkey Napkin Holders from Path Through the Narrow Gate
Feather Letter Turkey from Growing Book by Book
Pumpkin Pie Kids Craft from A Night Owl Blog
Recycled CD Turkey Craft from The Resourceful Mama
Paper Punch Color Match Turkey from LalyMom
Turkey Hand and Footprint Craft from ABC Creative Learning
Cupcake Liner Turkey from Arts Crackers
Cupcake Liner Turkey – Raising Little Superheroes
Eye Dropper Corn – Cutting Tiny Bites
Feather Painted Turkeys – Crafts on Sea
Scrap Paper Turkey – The Pinterested Parent
Turkey Feather Craft from Glued to My Crafts Blog
Thanksgiving Writing Tray from Still Playing School
Pouch Cap Turkey Footprint Craft from House of Burke
Easy Turkey Craft from Happy Home Fairy
Stained Glass Turkey – Crafts on Sea
Craft Stick Turkey – The Pinterested Parent
Indian Corn Squishy Bag – Fantastic Fun and Learning
Fine Motor Turkeys – Twitchetts
Paper Plate Turkey Mosaic – School Time Snippets
Turkey Hat – Planet Smarty
Fine Motor Turkey Activity – Buggy and Buddy
Thanksgiving Science – J Daniel 4’s Mom
Do you have a favorite Thanksgiving craft that we have left off our list? Share it in the comments below! If you have a website and would like us to feature your thanksgiving craft idea, please contact us.
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Kim says
Thank you for featuring my cd turkey! We have been a turkey making kick! I love the turkey sandwich!
Carol says
It’s such cute craft – I love it!
Bec Read says
Don’t throw away those beautiful masterpiece paintings or drawing the kids do.
Why not use them for wrapping paper. Its a lovely thought and gift all in one.
Anna Joy says
What a great compilation of turkey crafts. I love the accordion legs of the paper plate turkey. Thanks for sharing these adorable crafts, and for sharing the turkey napkin holders from Path Through the Narrow Gate.
Helen Neale says
Lovely crafts and activities in the post. Thanks so much for sharing with the parenting pin it party. Cheers, Helen
Karen says
What a great round-up of Thanksgiving crafts and activities! My children will love making some of these turkey crafts.
Crystal E. says
I remember doing some of these back when I was little! I can’t wait to try some out with my son!!
J.g.Michelle says
Thanks for the great ideas! I look forward to doing some with my toddler 🙂
Christina says
The air that I breathe and the food on the table!
shadow88 says
My healthy children, happy husband and humble life!
Scott Crumlin says
Being alive after a health scare, all ok now!
Carol says
Good to hear that everything is OK 🙂
Sara Woodward says
I’m thankful for having a happy and healthy family!
Crista Baasch says
I’m thankful for an amazing husband and great kids!
kirbie caldwell says
my husband and our 4 children
AmeliaM says
I’m thankful for my family’s health. I am grateful that they can run and jump and play and face the world without fear.
Carol says
How lovely!
julie bennett says
that’s simple I am most thankfull for family and friends
Vanessa Deneen says
I will definitely have to try a few of these with my little one. Thank you. =]
Mikaela C says
My family, who have always been there for me!
Elisabeth Martins says
I am thankful my family and good health. There is so many people struggling in the world, I really need to consider myself lucky for the life I was given. I try to give back whenever I can. Instead of giving thanks this year, we are sharing ours with the less fortunate.
Kerryanne bourke says
Im thankful for my family and friends without them I have no idea what I would do!
peter rowlands says
When the grand kids show up its all ha nds on deck to keep them busy and entertained,any help would be great !
Rebecca Baker says
My friends, My family and my health x
VandaB says
I’m thankful for my son, daughter and amazing husband. So blessed to have such a wonderful little family.
Sharon Markwell says
I am thankful for existing and being relatively healthy. I look in the mirror and shriek, but am still thankful!
Amy Petersen says
I’m thankful for waking up each day!
caroline A'vard says
I am so thankful for my grandchildren they light up my day even when im having a bad one 🙂
Emily R. says
I’m thankful for my new job & my family.
Michelle Monck says
I am thankful for healthy happy children
Linda Courtney says
I’m thankful for good health and my family.
Nancee Biviano says
A great prize for this time of year
Monique says
Thankful my husband is finally starting to get used to the medication he is on, was breaking my heart but seeing the improvement is more than I could have asked for!
Carol says
That’s good to hear. Hope he continues to improve 🙂
Shauna says
I am thankful for my loving husband and our sweet little boy!
Thank you for these great ideas!
Shauna says
Shauna Barnes 🙂
Bernice says
I’m grateful for each day and being surrounded by my beautiful family and friends.
Vi-lisa Creagh says
i have so many new pages liked for tips on crafts and cooking to keep my little one occupied for months 🙂
Tracey Taylor says
Time well spent enjoying craft activities, developing language skills, increasing fine motor skills and allowing your imagination to roam…oh the kids like it too.
Kate Young says
We did a great turkey craft where you use the shape of your kid’s foot for the body and the shapes of their two hands for the feathers – super cute!
Kate Young says
I am so thankful that my grandma will be with us for one last Christmas this year.
Charlotte S says
I’m thankful for my two gorgeous rescue dogs who brighten my life every day 🙂
Amanda Bell says
Thanks for sharing these cute crafts!
Morgan @ Morgan Manages Mommyhood says
Love these! I was looking for fun Thanksiving things to do with my 2-year-old. Thanks for sharing at Share the Wealth Sunday – we hope to see you again soon!
kid can doodle says
I remember doing those turkey crafts when I was little too! cheers, kidcandoodle
Ashy says
Once cool, use a pencil to draw large hearts on the wax paper envelopes, and then cut out hearts. (I was surprised how easy it is to cut the wax paper with melted crayon inside.) Initially, I was going to trace prefect’s hearts, but I decided to freehand them and let my daughter cut them out.