Thankful Turkey Centerpiece

Gather

pencil
scissors
construction paper: red, orange, yellow and brown
paper lunch sack
glue
red pipe cleaner

Go

1. Trace your hand on red, orange and yellow construction paper and cut out handprints for feathers.
2. Roll down top edge of paper lunch sack and glue on feathers.
3. Cut out wings, head, beak and comb from construction paper, and glue them to bag.
4. Use pipe cleaner for the turkey’s snood.
5. During the month of November, write things you are thankful for on pieces of colored paper. Crumple them up and put them in your bag.
6. At a family dinner, place your turkey in the center of table. Take turns pulling out papers and reading all of the things you are thankful for!

Welcome to Clubhouse Jr.

Every month, Focus on the Family Clubhouse Jr. magazine provides age-appropriate, biblically based stories, poems, puzzles, crafts and recipes that can help children (ages 3-7) learn more about and grow closer to God.