Learn how to play fun Thanksgiving Day games and start new traditions in these free Thanksgiving activity video series for kids and parents.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Learn how to play fun Thanksgiving Day games for children in this free video with Thanksgiving activities for kids and parents.
Learn how to do puzzles and crosswords as fun Thanksgiving Day games in this free video with Thanksgiving activities for kids and parents.
Learn how to play Don't Say Turkey, a fun Thanksgiving Day game, in this free video with Thanksgiving activities for kids and parents.
Learn how to play Turkey Hangman, a fun Thanksgiving Day game, in this free video with Thanksgiving activities for kids and parents.
Learn how to play memory games for a fun Thanksgiving Day game in this free video with Thanksgiving activities for kids and parents.
Learn how to tell Thanksgiving stories and start a new tradition in this free video with Thanksgiving Day activities for kids and parents.
Learn how to plan a treasure hunt for a fun Thanksgiving Day game in this free video with Thanksgiving activities for kids and parents.
Learn how to play Roll the Pumpkin, a fun Thanksgiving Day game, in this free video with Thanksgiving activities for kids and parents.
Learn how to play Turkey Hunt, a fun Thanksgiving Day game, in this free video with Thanksgiving activities for kids and parents.
Learn how to play Name the Animal, a fun Thanksgiving Day game, in this free video with Thanksgiving activities for kids and parents.
Learn how to play Popcorn Convoy, a fun Thanksgiving Day game, in this free video with Thanksgiving activities for kids and parents.
Why coloring books are a fun Thanksgiving Day activity and tradition in this free video with Thanksgiving activities for kids.
Learn how to play a fun cleaning game on Thanksgiving Day in this free video with Thanksgiving activities for kids and adults.
Learn about watching parades on Thanksgiving Day, a traditional activity, in this free video with Thanksgiving ideas for kids and parents.
Learn how to make a wish on a turkey wishbone, a Thanksgiving tradition, in this free video with Thanksgiving activities for kids and parents.
Thanksgiving is a time when family and friends get together and celebrate the good things in life. And what better way to celebrate than with a feast that could feed a small country? Kick back and watch as old sibling rivalries lose their power, subdued by a glut of mashed potatoes, gravy, and tryptophan-injected turkey. Allow the food coma to take hold, and then slip over to the living room, turn on a football game or heartwarming holiday movie, and drift into oblivion as you digest the best meal you’ve eaten all year, hands down.
Or, you could start a new Thanksgiving tradition in your home. In this free video series, learn some creative games you can play and activities you and the kids can do to pass the time constructively, as well as have a little fun. Our Thanksgiving Day expert, Matt Cail, will discuss some of the more traditional ways to pass the time, including making a wish on the turkey wishbone or watching the parade. But he’ll also show you how to play several different games, including Don’t Say Turkey, Turkey Hangman, Roll the Pumpkin, Turkey Hunt, and Popcorn Convoy.
So, change your routine a little bit this Thanksgiving Day. Instead of conking out early, consider playing a Thanksgiving game with your friends and family.
Matt Cail Matt Cail is an artist who works in oil, water color and acrylic paints, among others. Over the years, Cail has used a variety of styles in his paintings, ranging from realism to impressionism to cubism. He showcases and offers his artwork at www.homepaintings.biz. In addition to paintings, he has also used his artistic talents to create comic strips, comic books, face painting and makeup services during birthday and Halloween parties. For his art business, Cail has traveled the country, attending a variety of fantasy, horror and comic conventions.dkdk
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