Gratitude Jar Thanksgiving Activity - Thanksgiving Craft
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About This Product
Bring on the Thanksgiving vibes with the Gratitude Jar Thanksgiving Activity! This 10 page craft is perfect for kids to reflect on what they're thankful for, beyond just mashed potatoes and pie. It’s a hands-on activity where students create their very own Gratitude Jar, stuffed with colorful hearts filled with their thanks. Spoiler alert: You might even get a “thank you” note to YOU for assigning this gem (or, you know, maybe just a heart that says “recess”).
Each page is designed for easy prep and maximum fun. Students will cut, color, and write down the things that warm their hearts, family, friends, pets, pizza... you name it! By the end, they’ll have a bright, festive jar that’ll make them proud to show off their creativity and thoughtful side.
This craft isn't just fun; it sneaks in a little reflection and writing practice too. Plus, there’s no glitter involved, so your classroom or dining table is safe from becoming a sparkly war zone. Perfect for Thanksgiving lessons or as a festive family activity, this project guarantees smiles, heartfelt moments, and maybe even a few "aww" reactions. So grab the scissors, crayons, and a little gratitude, it's time to jar up those thanks!
Enjoy!