Pin the Feather on the Turkey
Blindfolded students try to stick a paper feather on a turkey drawing.
Seasonal
The days before Thanksgiving break are perfect for games that build gratitude and community. These games are calm enough for a short week and fun enough to keep everyone engaged.
Blindfolded students try to stick a paper feather on a turkey drawing.
The class works through the alphabet naming one thing they are thankful for per letter.
Pick a letter and a list of categories.
Give students two choices and have them pick a side of the room, then explain their reasoning.
Each student shares three statements about themselves, one of them false, and the class guesses the lie.
The class builds a story one sentence at a time, each student adding to what came before.
Students mark answers on a bingo card as you read clues.
Students search the room for hidden clues or items, answering questions to unlock the next clue.
One student draws a word on the board while their team guesses it before time runs out.
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Thankful Alphabet, Pin the Feather on the Turkey and a gratitude-themed Story Chain are easy, low-prep choices.
Thankful Alphabet turns gratitude into a class list you can display. Pin the Feather can carry one thing each student is thankful for.
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