If your kids are more interested in arts and crafts than cooking, you can have them help out this Thanksgiving day by making a turkey with “grateful” feathers as a centerpiece for your dining table. You can use whatever craft paper and arts supplies you already have to make this turkey, or get one from Turkey on the Table, which teaches kids about gratitude and also provides meals to people in need:
Did you know that gratitude is a learned behavior?ย Turkey on the Tableย is a book & activity that encouragesย the whole family toย express and display their gratitude. Ourย goal is to turn thankfulness into a daily routine. As parents, we want to instill values in our childrenย that help themย understand and appreciate all of lifeโsย blessings.ย Cultivatingย a grateful heart helps createย a happy child!
Not only will your family experience the benefits of being thankful, you will also experience the joy of giving, knowing that 10 meals will be provided to someone in need with eachย Turkey on the Table sold.ย To date, over 435,000ย meals have been donated by Turkey on the Tableย through our partnership with Feeding America.
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