T is for Turkey! I love these printables from Confessions of a homeschooler. I print out a copy for each kid and then give them gem stones to place on each letter T and then they circle the letter T on the next worksheet. You could also use bingo dabbers, rocks, coins, etc..
Another fun activity is building the letter T. I give the kids gem stones and they build the letter. After creating the letter T the kids grabbed some ribbon and started creating pictures. So much fun!
We also made this fun craft and made turkeys out of Styrofoam balls, Popsicle sticks and feathers. Simply paint the balls brown, once they are dry stick feathers in and the Popsicle stick, add eyes and a nose and voila, a cute little turkey for your Thanksgiving table.
Turkeys are always fun to paint! Kids can draw their turkey first, outline with black marker and then paint!
Leaf rubbings are always a favorite at our house in the fall. We like to go for a walk, collect leaves and then come back and complete our crayon rubbings. They look great laminated and make a great fall placemat!
In the fall, we of course work through my It's Turkey Time, Math & Literacy Activities bundle. You can also read more about it on my post Thanksgiving fun!
We work on a variety of literacy concepts including beginning sounds like in the activity below. Students cut and paste the beginning letter sounds that match the picture and then write the letter in the box beside.
The bundle also includes math activities like counting and tallying concepts. In the following activity the students counted and tallied all the different colored feathers on the turkey and figured out which color had more, less, etc..
These activities can be found in my bundle It's Turkey Time, Math & Literacy Activities bundle for sale in my TPT store.
