I’m pretty susceptible to becoming hangry even on the best of days, but Thanksgiving is the worst. You eagerly await the feast all year, and the house is filled with delicious food smells. And you just have to wait patiently to dig in. If it’s this frustrating for me, it’s ten times worse for little kids! Keep the littlest guests at your Thanksgiving table occupied until the turkey is carved and the mashed potatoes are served with these coloring page placemats for Thanksgiving.
COLORING PAGE PLACEMATS FOR THANKSGIVING
FREE PRINTABLE THANKSGIVING PLACEMATS
I recommend that you print the PDFs onto 11″ x 14″ white cardstock. You can use 11″ x 14″ printer paper but as soon as anything is spilled on it, it will start to tear. I designed four different Thanksgiving placemats to color, so the kiddos have plenty of options to keep them occupied if cooking takes a bit longer than expected. They can decorate and color their placemats with crayons, markers, or colored pencils.
- 11×14 Thanksgiving Coloring Page Placemats
- 11 x 14 cardstock
- Printer
- Crayons, markers, coloring pencils
HOW TO MAKE COLORING PAGE PLACEMATS FOR KIDS
Begin by downloading the PDFs onto your computer. You can find the link in the supply list above. Load your printer with 11″ x 14″ cardstock, and send the PDFs to the printer to print. Place the Thanksgiving coloring pages on the kids’ table with crayons, markers or colored pencils, and let them get creative. You might even end up with some adults who want to get in on the coloring!
What is your favorite family Thanksgiving tradition? I hope these fun coloring pages become a yearly tradition in your home!
COLORING PAGE PLACEMATS FOR THANKSGIVING
Equipment
- 11x14 Thanksgiving Coloring Page Placemats
- 11 x 14 cardstock
- Printer
- Crayons, markers, coloring pencils
Instructions
- Begin by downloading the PDFs onto your computer. You can find the link in the supply list above.
- Load your printer with 11" x 14" cardstock, and send the PDFs to the printer to print.
- Place the Thanksgiving coloring pages on the kids' table with crayons, markers or colored pencils, and let them get creative.
This post originally appeared on Crafts by Amanda.
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