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There’s something about a young turkey with big eyes and tiny wings that makes him look a little sillier than the grown-up version. This baby turkey craft is an easy Thanksgiving project for preschoolers, pre-K, and kindergarteners, and it’s a cute way to work some crafting into your November plans. Turkeys are always a popular...

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Thanksgiving is a great time to sneak a little handwriting practice into your day, especially when there are silly turkeys involved! These turkey tracing worksheets give preschool and kindergarten kids a chance to work on their pencil control with letter tracing, different types of lines, and a turkey picture they can finish themselves. If your kids could...

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Owls are a fun way to introduce the letter O, especially when kids get to follow a whole trail of them! These owl letter mazes give 4-6 year olds a chance to recognize uppercase and lowercase O’s while working their way from the start of each maze to the finish. These worksheets fit right into a woodland...

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He may be wearing a Santa hat, but this Grinch shape craft still has that classic grumpy face kids love. With a round green head, a bright red outfit, and simple shapes that come together in such a fun way, this Christmas craft is a great fit for preschool through 1st grade. And at about...

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This robot turkey disguise craft gives our feathered friend a pretty convincing new identity for Thanksgiving! With his metal helmet, control panel, and colorful buttons, he looks ready for a robot adventure instead of Thanksgiving dinner. This paper craft is great for kids ages 6-8 and takes about 35-45 minutes to make. If your kids are working...

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