I love holidays. Love, love, love holidays. I look forward to them even more than I did as a child, because now I have a little guy that I adore and I get to share everything with all over again. This week is our American Thanksgiving, so today I'm going to share just a couple of the things that I have been admiring on Pinterest that help to celebrate this holiday.
I am a HUGE fan of sensory bins. Luckily, my little turkey is also. This simple bin of fresh cranberries and water is just ripe for exploring. You could discuss floating versus sinking, and my guy loves anything that he can splash around in. Plus, cranberries are on sale right now for around two-ish dollars, so why not pick up a bag and let the kiddos investigate?
Source: Learning Vicariously
Souce: Making Learning Fun
Thanksgiving is not Thanksgiving, if I don't mention some sort of food. These cute turkey cookies look easy enough to make with kids. Plus, they are a great way to use up the leftover bag of candy corn I have in my pantry.
Source: Share and Remember
My favorite part about Thanksgiving it is one time a year that makes people stop and really reflect on what they are thankful for in their lives. This gorgeous thankful tree is a wonderful way to visually display thankfulness.
Source: Simply Vintagegirl
This last picture, I'm sharing because I'm a geek. I really get a kick out of it!
Source: Cool Holiday Graphics
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I am sooo adicated to pinterest!! I love the dog and cat! That cracked me up!!!
ReplyDeleteGREAT idea I'd have never thought to do the cranberries in a sensory bin! Wish I had but not about to venture out to the store. Have a happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteI was looking for a unique and new idea for the sensory table in my preschool room and I ran across this cranberry idea on Pinterest. I went out and bought a bag of cranberries, some tongs, and some ice cream scoops not really sure what to expect, but the kids loved it. Moving the cranberries from bowl to bowl using the tongs kept them extremely occupied and interested. I had also added in some other Thanksgiving play food, such as a turkey and a cob of corn, to add to the Thanksgiving meal theme, but the kids were way more interested in those cranberries. It turned out to be a great idea!
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