Whether you’re a teacher looking to keep your classroom engaged before the holiday break or a parent searching for screen-free activities to do at home, these Thanksgiving worksheets make learning something to be thankful for. From planning a holiday meal to solving pie-themed sudoku, easily mix academics with a dash of holiday cheer.
Counting Syllables: Fall
Help children master phonics and syllables with a fall twist! Kindergarten and first graders identify and count the syllables in seasonal words while building essential early literacy skills.
Pie Picture Sudoku
Serve up some brain-boosting fun with sudoku! These cut-and-paste puzzles challenge students to use logic and pattern recognition while filling each grid with flavorful pie pieces. With three levels of difficulty, learners can sharpen their problem-solving skills one slice at a time!
Budgeting for a Holiday Meal
Turn math practice into a holiday feast! Learners get $100 to plan a tasty meal for five using real-world math skills like addition, subtraction, and multiplication. Make it even more meaningful by having them help plan your family’s Thanksgiving menu or grocery shopping.
Write A Gratitude Acrostic Poem
Inspire learners to count their blessings through poetry! This acrostic poem activity helps kids in grades 3–8 strengthen writing skills while exploring what gratitude means to them.
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