- Two pieces of cardboard
- Colored paper
- Ribbon
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growing & learning with him
By Deirdre
Welcome! My name is Deirdre and I am JDaniel4's Mom. After teaching in Virginia for twenty years, I was a stay at home mom learning and growing beside my son JDaniel the 4th for five years. I recently went back to teaching at a local school here in South Carolina.
Christine says
Oooh, I like this idea a lot! I think my son would find this a lot of fun. Thanks for stopping by my blog, I’m now following you back from the hop. -Christine at http://www.whywelovegreen.com
Kiddothings says
This is great! I’ve been trying to teach my kids to be thankful. Maybe, making this will help them learn to appreciate their blessings in life.
☆☆Mumsy says
This is a great project to do, and perfect for the coming Thanksgiving. Fantastic post!
Lisa @ Two Bears Farm says
What a sweet idea 🙂
Barbara says
I love this idea! And it is such a great way to introduce Thanksgiving…love!!
blueviolet says
It’s such a simple idea, but wonderful!
Ado says
I love this idea! And thanks for posting it so early in November so I can do it way before Thanksgiving! It is really heart warming.
Ticia says
What a great idea! i’m gonna have to remember this.
Devan @ Accustomed Chaos says
Such a cute craft! this is one i bet my kids and i could pull off … i hope 🙂
Brown Belly says
Very cute idea! I’ve been wanting to do a tree for a while.
Raising a Happy Child says
Love this tree! We have real branches with fabric leaves from Target that we are writing on. It’s been a big hit here too.
Krystyn says
Super, super cute! My girls will love this…and we’ll be home during the week of Thanksgiving, so we’ll have to try it then.
Tiggeriffic says
With Christmas being plastered all over the stores right now it’s easy for kids to miss Thanksgiving. This is a great idea~! we all need to have this tree on the table..we tend to forget what we are Thankful for.. Thanks for the idea…
Have a great day~ ta ta for now from Iowa:)
By Word of Mouth Musings says
LOVE this, last year we did a turkey and taped feathers with our thanks words on them 🙂
Jen says
Love it! Gonna make one with my kids tonight!
Thanks for the idea!
SoCo mom says
What a great idea! I think we’ll work on one for our family.
I love that he’s taken to wearing the leaves of his favourite people!
Sue says
Darling and meaningful at the same time.
What could be better?
=)
Joy@TPMG says
What a great craft!
Elaine Roberts says
This is so simple to make yet so important. It is sometimes challenging to remind children to be grateful.
Diane says
What a great idea. You make the cutest things!
Kristi says
I love that idea. My son would love to make this! Gratitude for the things we have is such a great thing to encourage in our kids. Good job!
Riet says
What a lovely idea. Great B word
Jessica says
What a cute tree. I can imagine kids would love making this.
EG Wow says
Wonderful idea!
Rocky Mountain Woman says
What a great idea! I’ll bet the adults at my house will like it also…
Bees With Honey says
I love this idea. What a cute craft to do with the kids. I just may try to duplicate it myself. Will let you know how it goes 😛
Judie says
That’s some wonderful boy you’re raising, missy!!!
Meredith says
Love this idea!
Morning says
lovely idea.
🙂
Annesphamily says
You are one fun mama! I love this tree idea! I may do a Thanksgiving tree from a real tree branch and spray paint it, or not and add leaves of thankfulness. Great idea! Enjoy the week!
Karen S. says
Being Thankful tree, that’s just the greatest! I love trees but this one is really special, what a neat idea!
Francisca says
JDaniels has his mother’s warm heart! How Brilliant to Build a Being thankful tree.
Grumpy Grateful Mom says
We’re planning to make a thankful tree too. I love how you did yours. I’ve never seen that style before. 🙂
Betty (picture circa 1951) says
That sounds like a very good idea. I could use one of those myself as a little reminder. It’s good for children and adults.
CreativeChaos says
So fun and easy. Haven’t stopped by in awhile.
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Eat. Live. Laugh. and sometimes shop! says
Absolutely darling!!!
~ Noelle says
i love this….
i want to make one with broxton each year 🙂
Pondside says
That’s such a sweet thing to make!
anitamombanita says
Very cute idea!
I missed the posting deadline for Alphabe-Thursday this week…feel free to stop by, tho… 🙂
Dana @ Bungalow'56 says
What a great idea. My girls would love this craft. Thanks for an idea we could also use for Christmas.
Dana
Jenny says
What a brilliant idea! I saw something like this only giant used in a fund-raiser!
I’m thinking we might try this next week for our Thanksgiving table!
Thanks for another brilliant idea!
A+
myorii says
What a great project to do with JDaniel! I love that you’re teaching him all these lessons 🙂 I think I might give this project a try with E when we go back to California in December.
The Budget Diet says
How easy & clever…makes me wish my teens were little again! stumbled!
Sara @ Embracing Destiny says
Very nice idea! We’re making a Thankfulness Tree this week, but it’s not 3D. Just construction paper to hang on our bulletin board. ;0)
pinkoddy says
What a great idea.
I’m looking at trees as we are on the letter T and I want to make a family tree.
Thanks for sharing.
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RedTedArt says
That is a wonderful idea. Love the craft on its own, but even more special with the thankful messages and thoughts.
Thanks for sharing on Kids Get Crafty.
Maggy