 This is one of my favorite activities to complete with my children. Their responses are so thoughtful, and sometimes quite surprising!
I love to look back at responses save from previous years - it always brings a smile to my face : )  Thanksgiving Turkey Preschool Craft!
These super cute turkey puppets will go along great with the Five Little Turkeys Song! 5 Little Turkeys Fingerplay 5 little turkeys standing by door, One waddled off, and then there were 4. 4 little turkeys under a tree, One waddled off , and then there were 3. 3 little turkeys with nothing to do, One waddled off, and then there were 2. 2 little turkeys in the noonday sun, One waddled off, and then there was 1. One little turkey better run away, For soon will come Thanksgiving day. 
 Yarn Balloon Pumpkin. Inflate balloon. Dip long strands of orange yarn into plates of white glue. Coat yarn generously with glue. Cover inflated balloon with glue covered yarn. Dry overnight. Pop balloon the next day, the yarn will collapse upon itself, but when you take the deflated balloon out, the yarn shape unfold again to a pumpkin shape (retaining the balloon shape!). Add green chenille stems on top. I want to make several and line them up on the mantle!
 Preschool Halloween Snacks! Baked pumpkin seeds, rice krispie treat pumpkin balls, pumpkin spice pudding with marshmallows! Yum, Yum, Yum!
 Turn on some fun Halloween themed music, provide rolls of toilet paper, and let the children wrap themselves into little mummies and dance!
So fun!  Creepy crawling spiders made from an egg carton section and chenille stems. Easy preschool spider craft!
 We LOVE to take nature walks and collect stuff. In the Autumn, there are so many different types and colors of leaves - it is stunning! Get outside and take a nature walk with your kiddos and collect whatever interests them! Come back to circle time and discuss!
Pin for later: http://www.pinterest.com/pin/401172279281272177/  Fun fall craft for preschoolers! Dip their hand and arm in brown paint and then onto paper for the tree trunk and branches. Then provide paint in fall colors so that children can fingerpaint the leaves. Simple, low-cost, fun!
Pin for later: http://www.pinterest.com/pin/401172279281269862/  Cut leaf shapes out of card stock paper or glue onto cardboard for extra stability. Provide yarn in fall colors. Wrap!
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