Here is another cute and simple project that my daughter and I did for our family’s Thanksgiving celebration. We took colored construction paper – from the pack that we had, we used red, yellow and green paper, but orange or brown would have been nice too! I cut out leaf shapes (about the size of a 4 x 5 or 5 x 7 photo – not too large) and my daughter and I wrote a family member’s name on one side of the leaf to use for each person's place card.
On the other side of the leaf, we wrote something that we are thankful for about that person. For my father, I wrote that we were so thankful to have such a great grandfather to take care of our girls when we can’t be there. For my husband, my daughter wrote, “I’m so thankful to have a hockey-playing, story-telling Daddy like you!” We thought they looked cute and festive on the table, and they fit right in with the theme of the holiday – giving thanks!
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Thanksgiving Place Cards
Posted by The Fine Art of Motherhood at 6:46 PM
Labels: Activities for the Kids, Holidays, Thoughtfulness
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Gera and I cut out all the leaves last night and she wrote in her newly taught cursive handwriting everyone's names ... We had a few redos! Thanks for the idea!
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