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Thanksgiving Coloring Crafts for the Kids’ Table

By Cindy Hopper

Let your children color their way to a festive Thanksgiving table. Grab some crayons and colored pencils, print off the downloads and your kids can decorate their own table.

Thanksgiving Coloring Crafts for the Kids' Table
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Start with a colorful turkey for the centerpiece.

Thanksgiving Turkey Centerpiece Download

colored paper turkey kids craft for Thanksgiving
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Print two turkeys, color and cut-out. On the backs of the turkeys, place glue stick at top of each wing only. Stick the two turkeys together. Once turkey is dry place it over a small drinking cup.
Close up for paper turkey for Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving Napkin Rings Download

For the napkin ring, print on cardstock and color. Cut out and fasten with glue stick.
Paper napkin ring holder with turkey colored with crayon
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Thanksgiving Crayon Holder Download

This crayon holder is a quick and simple way to keep crayons together.  Print download on cardstock, cut on solid lines, fold on dotted lines. Fold bottom up and the tabs to the back. Glue tabs with glue stick.
Turkey print paper crayon holder for Thanksgiving table
Thanksgiving Coloring Page Download

Don’t forget the coloring sheet to be used as a place mat. Use butcher paper for the table cloth and the kids have even more room for coloring.

Happy Thanksgiving!
Paper napkin ring holder, turkey and crayon holder for Thanksgiving kids' table

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About the Author

Cindy Hopper

Cindy Hopper was fortunate to be raised in a family who appreciated the arts. This background led to a Bachelor’s Degree in Art Education. With a keen eye for design and color, Cindy has cont...

Cindy Hopper was fortunate to be raised in a family who appreciated the arts. This background led to a Bachelor’s Degree in Art Education. With a keen eye for design and color, Cindy has continued her love of art and is now passing her creative skills on to her three children. Cindy’s family and friends are the beneficiaries of her passion for fun and meaningful creative projects.

Cindy’s personal blog, Skip to My Lou, has taken her love of a project to new levels. Postings keep the family busy -– from testing new recipes for holiday treats to designing and building floats for a neighborhood parade to making fabric rolls to hold crayons to creating themed parties. Cindy seems to have an unending supply of ideas for gifts, parties and rainy days.

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