35+ Free Thanksgiving Printables for Kids and Families

I’ve got a super cute and 100% free gratitude journal for kids available to download. Each journal features a month’s worth of pages for writing down what kids are grateful for every day, a few dozen gratitude writing prompts just in case your kids’ brains need some boosting, and there are also 18 pages worth of gratitude themed coloring pages.

Go get your gratitude journal now and start working on gratitude with your kids today!

If journals aren’t your thing, or if you’re looking for a more interactive activity, try a 30-day gratitude challenge with your kids! I’ve got a free printable gratitude challenge prompt list here for you to print off, cut out, and stick in a jar or hat for daily gratitude themed activities. Go get your gratitude challenge now!

This printable gratitude jar is super cute! Just print it out and spend your days drawing or writing in things you are grateful for. See how long you can go before it’s all the way filled up!

This people I’m grateful for gratitude activity encourages your kids to think about the people they are grateful for rather than the objects.

If you've got little ones who love to laugh, you definitely need to grab this free Thanksgiving Silly Dice game. The PDF comes with everything you need to assemble and play a fun and portable Thanksgiving game.

After you've assembled the dice (using the paper dice template) kids will roll the dice and then act out the silly Thanksgiving-themed actions. You'll find actions such as grow like an apple tree and gobble like a turkey. It's tons of fun and super silly. Great for kids ages 3-10

Celebrate Thanksgiving and practice your double digit math skills at the same time with these free color by number pages!

Scattergories is a super fun game and this Thanksgiving-themed Scattergories game is extra fun, especially around the holiday season. Play this game with friends, with family, or with co-op buddies!

In this free Thanksgiving board game printable, kids will face the challenge of finding the lost turkey in time for Thanksgiving dinner. It includes everything you need to play, from the paper dice template to the player markers. Go grab your free copy now!

This mini educational Thanksgiving activity bundle comes with free Thanksgiving-themed sudoku pages (with answer key), a Thanksgiving word search, and a multiplication color-by-equation worksheet featuring a colorful turkey! Get yours here.

This thankful door activity is one of my kids’ favorite Thanksgiving traditions. Every day you take a leaf (I’ve got some free printable leaves here for you) and your kids write down something they’re thankful for. Then they stick it to a door!

We normally use a front door but you could use a bedroom door or any other door. This is a fun way to teach young kids about gratitude.

Symmetry pages are great for increasing kids' logic and critical thinking skills. They're also good for hand-eye coordination, improving artistic skills, and they're just plain fun! Grab your free Thanksgiving symmetry pages now! Left and right-handed pages included.

Do you have a budding artist? Are you trying to include some fun Thanksgiving activities in your daily lesson plans? Why not try some Thanksgiving-themed drawing prompts? These free drawing prompts will encourage your kids to create their own works of art the revolve around the holiday season.

These Thanksgiving puzzles are another fun activity for kids who are looking to for something exciting to do that is still quiet and educational. Increase the logic, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills in your child while enjoying an afternoon of quiet.

Print these puzzles out on cardstock for extra longevity, or leave them on regular paper for a quick win. Either way, your kids will love them. These puzzles are designed for preschoolers and younger elementary kids.

If you've got a youngster who is just learning how to handle a pencil or crayon, these line tracing activity pages will serve you well, Encourage your kids to trace along each swirly line for extra writing and drawing practice.

You can also use these pages for cutting practice as well if that's the skill your kiddos are looking to develop.

If your kids like scavenger hunts, they’ll get a kick out of this treasure hunt. It requires a bit more effort on the parent’s part, but it’s so worth it. Just print out the clues from playpartyplan.com and hide them around your home. Your kids have to follow the clues to get the treasure!

If you’re worried about entertaining your kids on Thanksgiving Day while the grownups are cooking the feast, what about giving the a fun scavenger hunt? This should keep your kids busy for hours! (Or at least a few minutes.) Get your free scavenger hunt here.

Natashalh.com has these super cute Thanksgiving-themed do-dot printables for you to download for your toddlers and preschoolers. You can use markers or dot stickers and either way, your kids will have a ton of fun. Get your pages here.

Wunder-mom.com has this multi-page activity pack for you to print out for your kiddos to enjoy this November. Inside you’ll find a word search, tracing pages, pattern recognition, and more. Go get your packet now.

Memory is a popular game for preschoolers and Kindergarteners, and this free Thanksgiving-themed matching game from natashalh.com is a good way for kids to play and learn while waiting for Thanksgiving. Print yours out and play with your kids all month long.

These Thanksgiving conversation starters from honeyandlime.co are ready for you to print out, cut out, and stick on your Thanksgiving dinner table. Now you’ve got a whole collection of things to talk about while you enjoy your Thanksgiving feast! Get your conversation cards now.

Making your own Thankful Tree is another fun way to include gratitude in your kids’ daily lessons. Every day your child takes a leaf and writes down something he or she is grateful for. Then they get to stick the leaf on a giant tree.

Every day, watch your Thankful Tree grow and grow! And thekeeledeal.com has some free printable leaves to go along with this activity if you want to go grab some

This gratitude ABC’s printable from thekeeledeal.com is super cute and a fun way to practice letter sounds while also practicing gratitude! Your kids need to come up with something they are grateful for starting with each letter of the alphabet. Fun, huh? Go get your gratitude ABC’s printable now.

Britni from playpartyplan.com has this super cute gratitude game that is a play on the 12 Days of Christmas song. It’s called the 12 Days of Thanksgiving and every day the kids get to draw a card that reminds them to be grateful. It’s so cute! Go get your printable here.

If you’re hosting a party or any other kind of get-together this Thanksgiving season, why not try a gratitude game that involves candy? The skittles game is always a big hit. Players randomly pick out some skittles and then they have to do what the card says according to the color of skittless that were picked out. It’s a lot of fun. Go get your printable skittles game here.

This free multiplication coloring worksheet featuring a turkey is a fun Thanksgiving math printable for kids to practice their times tables. Super cute, and educational too! Go get your turkey multiplication worksheet now!

Word searches are a simple yet highly effective way to include some learning in your day. Word searches encourage spelling skills, reading and letter recognition skills, and they also help in developing kids’ attention-to-detail skills.

Twokidsandacoupon.com has a super cute Thanksgiving word search printable for you to download and use today!

Or crayonsandcravings.com has another printable word search you can get here.

Smallstuffcounts.com has some fun printable Thanksgiving Mad Libs available for you to print out and enjoy. Mad Libs are a good way for kids to practice parts of speach, reading, spelling, and storytelling. Get your Thanksgiving Mad Libs now.

And if you like those, there are some more Mad Lib knockoffs over here. These ones encompass all of this season's holidays.

This Thanksgiving activity pack from thekeeledeal.com includes 6 pages of activities that are fun and educational for preschoolers and kindergarteners. Inside you’ll find fact or fiction trivia, alphabet activities, a coloring page, and more Go tet your Thanksgiving activity pack now.

This free Thanksgiving learning pack from Team-Cartwright includes several learning pages, including color-by-number, turkey matching, and an eye-spy activity. Perfect for preschoolers. Get yours here.

Thekeeledeal.com has an idea for this super cute hand print turkey garland. This is a fun and simple craft for young kids. She even has a free printable template for the turkey’s body so all you have to worry about is the hand print. Go get your turkey garland body now.

These gratitude themed coloring pages from Hess Un-Academy are part of a month-long gratitude journal for kids. They are a lot of fun and are even complex enough for adults to enjoy, should you need an adult coloring book activity this November. Go get your gratitude journal and coloring pages now.

Craftsbyamanda.com has these printable Thanksgiving coloring place mats that you can print out and stick at each person’s place at the Thanksgiving dinner table. Kids can color while waiting for dinner! Get your place mats now.

Mapleplanners.com has a collection of Thanksgiving coloring pages you can download for free. There are 19 pages in this book and they’re all fun for kids or adults to color while preparing for Thanksgiving. Get your coloring pages now.

These simple Thanksgiving coloring pages from dressesanddinosaurs.com are perfect for little kids. Go get your coloring pages now.