Description
Get your students writing! Students share what they are thankful for while creating fun, seasonal craft! In this activity, students color the turkey and write what they are thankful for on the feathers. Then, they cut out the pieces and glue it together. There is a banner for you to print and hang over a display in your classroom – color, black and white, or just the letters to cut out and place in your room.
INCLUDED:
- Print and go turkey page
- Printable turkey craft – color, write, and assemble the turkey
- “Doy gracias por..” Printable Banner – turn your students’ work into a classroom display!
- Digital version for an individual student for use with Google Slides
- Digital version for a shared class version (each student gets their own Slide) with Google Slides
- Teacher’s Guide & Notes for use
Perfect for November! This activity is PERFECT for novices – they can easily list individual words or things they are thankful for. Want to up the expectations? Have your higher-level students write complete sentences! Easy to use and fun for the season!
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Señora Vazquez –
Making turkeys before Thanksgiving is a classic concept, but this activity was a great update!
Sidka R. –
My students enjoyed writing what they’re thankful for on each feather. Very cute, engaging and fun.
No Fuss Spanish –
This is a perfect resource for those last few days before Thanksgiving break!
Spanish con Srta Cardona –
This was perfect to use with my 4th graders. We reviewed certain vocabulary, they wrote their responses, and they then enjoyed the coloring/decorating!
Tracy H. –
My students enjoyed looking up vocabulary words for things they are thankful for in Spanish and decorating their turkeys!
Enrique R. –
My students enjoyed writing what they are thankful for in Spanish! Thank you
Jessica L. –
This was an incredible resource that I’ll definitely be using in my classroom. It’s well-designed, easy to implement, and truly supports my students’ learning. Thanks a lot for sharing your work!
Theresa F. –
I didn’t use the banner (yet!) but loved having a meaningful yet low-stress and low-prep activity to do right before our Fall break. Very nicely done!
Tobi A. –
students had fun coloring thanksgiving turkeys and including info on what they are grateful for. It’s an easy way to remind students there is always something good going on in the world.
Erin H. –
All of my students enjoyed writing what they are thankful for in Spanish/decorating the turkey. Thanks!
Marisol S. –
Used one of the turkeys in each of my classes as a Thanksgiving Activity. We made a list in Spanish of what they are thankful for, and wrote on the feathers then decorated. All students enjoyed the activity!
Melissa D. –
Great resource that involved little prep time from me.
Jessica K. –
Thank you for providing me a great bulletin activity for the students the day before Thanksgiving Break 🙂
Sandra R. –
This was a useful time-saver to supplement my current materials. Good value for the price. Perfect activity for before break when many students may be absent or for fast finishers while you are working with other students to catch up.
Karen Miller –
Great resource to use right before the Holliday! Thank you!
Lisa B. –
I used this just before the Thanksgiving break when so many students were out and I just wanted an easy activity for students to do. I had them look up words that they didn’t know for things that they are thankful for. Some students even said that I was one of the things/people that they were thankful for!
LOVED this activity!
Andrea H. –
I loved this low prep activity for me and my students before our Thanksgiving break!
Kennedy S. –
Great resource!
Erin C. –
Great resource!
Búhos literarios –
Great resource!
Language Life –
I used this for hybrid classes around Thanksgiving. Saved me time and let the students feel like they were doing something ‘easy’ while still using Spanish! I added practice with colors by having them fill in each feather with a different color, so it being editable (copiable) was a HUGE plus!
Mari Tere C. –
Excellent resource!
Alison L. –
This was a great quick activity right before Thanksgiving. Easy prep.
Cassidy R. –
My students loved this fun activity for Thanksgiving!
Maria Laborda –
my high school kids loved it.
Brooke I. –
Great! Thanks!
La zona del español –
This was a fun activity for my Spanish 1 classes to do before we went on Thanksgiving break. I also liked the letters that spelled out Doy gracias por… so that I could hang up student work.
jennifer W. –
I have always done an activity similar to this but I could never find a great turkey. This was so handy and cute!
La Profe Digital –
Great! My students have always done the “trace your hand” method in the past, but this template is perfect. Looking forward to using it tomorrow. ¡Gracias!
lindsay kleinman –
Awesome!
Ruth Stimart –
easy to use
Linda S. –
Great to decorate my room with during Thanksgiving
Michelle Castellanos –
Looked great on my bulletin board! Thank you!!
Geraldinne B. –
Loved this activity! I used it to practice family members. Students wrote family members on each feather.
Celia D. –
Students had fun doing the turkey
Holly S. –
My 5th graders really enjoyed this activity more than I thought they would. They spent a lot of time coloring their turkeys and feathers.
Erin Greenblat –
Was great for middle schoolers the last day before Thanksgiving Break. I was able to do this with levels 1-3.
Sara I. –
This was a really great activity for my Spanish 1 kids the day before Thanksgiving break!
Ashley Mikkelsen –
That’s when I use it too! Thanks for leaving feedback 🙂
AnnMarie Baumel –
Very cute craft
Ashley Mikkelsen –
I love how it turns out too! Thanks for your feedback!
Jennifer Duke –
Cute idea. Great for that short week before Thanksgiving.
Ashley Mikkelsen –
That’s exactly what I plan on using it for too! Thanks for the feedback 🙂