30 Easy and Creative Thanksgiving Crafts For Kids

All you really need is a paper plate, a handful of supplies, and a little creativity. Get the details from I Heart Crafty Things.

Delicate and light, this watercolor wreath perfectly showcases the multi-color fall foliage. Get the details on this D.I.Y. craft from Happiness is Homemade.

This realistic paper pumpkin pie has us craving the real thing. Get the details from A Night Owl Blog.

This paper pumpkin will be the pick of the patch. Have the kids fill it with written words of gratitude. Get the details from The Moffatt Girls.

This Thanksgiving tree lets the kids display all of the things they are thankful for this holiday. Get the details from The DIY Mommy.

Place a colorful, kid-crafted pumpkin at the center of your Thanksgiving gathering. All you need is a pumpkin, some crayons, and a blow-dryer. Get the details from Mom Spark.

Garland doesn't have to be exclusive to the Christmas season. Try your hand at Thanksgiving-themed garland with paper leaves. Get the details from Handmade Charlotte.

Catch all that the fall season has to offer with this leaf catcher. Get the details from Handmade Charlotte.

This DIY bottle cap turkey can be gifted to guests or kept as a seasonal toy. Get the details from The Joy of Sharing.

Foxes, deer, and turkey–oh my! Make creative animal faces out of fall leaves. Get the details from Hello, Wonderful.

Who says fall foliage has to be orange, red, and yellow? Make a rainbow on across your Thanksgiving table with this colorful centerpiece. Get the details from A Kailo Chic Life.

Top your sweet pumpkin pie with vibrant turkey toppers. Get the details from Handmade Charlotte.

Put on a puppet show this Thanksgiving with festive turkey puppets. Get the details from Handmade Charlotte.

This is the sweetest tradition. Invite family and friends to write down something they're thankful for and add it to the tree. Get the written tutorial here.

The kids will have a field day collecting pinecones to make turkeys of all shapes and sizes. Get the written instructions here and watch the video tutorial here.  

Got a stack of magazines you need to recycle? Let the kids handle it with a colorful pumpkin craft. Get the instructions here.

These treats are fun to make and even more fun to eat. Watch the video tutorial here.

Dress up the porch with a gorgeous cornhusk garland. Watch the tutorial video here.

What's better than an engaging Thanksgiving craft for the kids? An engaging Thanksgiving craft for the kids that also serves as a sweet treat. Watch the tutorial video here.

This cute craft doubles as a sweet treat for the kids after dinner. Watch the tutorial video here.

These colorful snacks can adorn the kids table for Thanksgiving for them to take home after the meal. Watch the video tutorial here.

You don't have to worry about any carving accidents with this adorable DIY project. Watch the tutorial video here.

The kids are going to love this dessert version of the Thanksgiving main dish. Watch the video tutorial here.

Turn the Thanksgiving dinner table into an interactive art project with this too-cute table setting idea. Get the instructions here.

These bite-size crafts will hold the kids over while you prepare Thanksgiving dinner. Watch the tutorial video here.

Let the kids decorate for Thanksgiving with this sweet homemade garland. Watch the tutorial video here.

Set up a decorating table for the kids to make their own pumpkin pie slice cookies while you prep the real pumpkin pie for Thanksgiving. Watch the tutorial video here.

These old-fashioned holiday favorites can be made around Thanksgiving and will last through December. Arrange aromatic pomanders in a bowl as a festive centerpiece. Follow the written how-to here.

Materials required for this Thanksgiving craft: a permanent market, a pumpkin, and a heart full of gratitude. Learn more about this simple-yet-joyful idea here.   

This quick-and-easy craft adds a playful tone to the kids' table. To make the place card, cut feathers from paper, and use a glue gun to attach them to a wine cork. Add black beads for eyes, along with a paper beak and wattle.