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Holiday Match
Distribute a printable social studies activity that focuses on matching common holidays with their appropriate month. Valentine's Day, Halloween, and Easter are some of the holidays featured. |
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U.S. Holidays Printable Matching Game
Through this printable matching game, children will review the holidays celebrated in the United States. Included are Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and more. |
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Printable Thanksgiving Grocery List
Make sure you have everything you need to roast a turkey and prepare all the trimmings for the big feast on Thanksgiving Day with our printable grocery list. |
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Word Fun: Going to Grandma's
Have someone give you a word for each blank space. Then fill in the blanks and read the story out loud for a few laughs!... |
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Thanksgiving Word Search Printable Activity
Print out this worksheet and get to work trying to find all of the hidden Thanksgiving vocabulary words!... |
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Learn About Your Family
Print a sheet of questions to ask relatives about your family history, when you're all together at Thanksgiving. |
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Pilgrims Meet the New World
Students practice map-reading skills by analyzing a printable map showing the landing of the Pilgrims in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Use this activity when studying the American colonies and Thanksgiving. |
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Thanksgiving Word Hunt
This printable wordsearch covers Thanksgiving vocabulary. This activity is a fun way to connect language arts, American history, and the holidays. Plus, students can increase their understanding of the history of Thanksgiving. |
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A Thanksgiving Quilt
Use your crayons and felt markers to design a creative Thanksgiving quilt. Students will love this printable arts & crafts activity, perfect to enjoy during the Thanksgiving season. |
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Native American Indian Crafts
Learn more about American Indians by creating fun, educational arts & crafts. These are fun activities to enjoy during November, American Indian Heritage Month, and the weeks around Thanksgiving. |
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