The turkey treat cups requires only wiggly eyes, some colored sheets of foam, and a clear plastic cup. Literally all you have to do is cut out feathers and a beak out of foam. Then glue the eyes, feathers, and beak onto the plastic cup. If you have wiggly eyes and foam that have sticky backs you don’t even need glue.
The Mayflower sail straw is just a piece of white foam cut into a sail. A blue straw was laced through holes punched into the sail. If you have straws of various colors, you could have the children create a pattern of straws with sails by having every other cup of the table be the same color.
The napkin ring can be made by wrapping felt around a toilet paper tube that has been cut down. A simple turkey can be created with felt or foam. The turkey is then glued onto the felt wrapped tube. I didn’t add feet to my turkey, but you could. I bet they would look adorable.
If are looking for a more formal look for your Thanksgiving table, you might think about creating a table setting like this for Thanksgiving breakfast or the leftover snack on Thanksgiving evening.
Here some more Thanksgiving for kids activities:
Building Thanksgiving Words with Letter Feathers
Thanksgiving Science -Sink or Float
Shaunna @ Fantastic Fun and Learning says
I LOVE the Mayflower sail on the straw. My daughter would enjoy that so much!
Lisa @ Two Bears Farm says
Excellent idea! So cute.
amy2blessings says
I love everything about it, very cute
Melissa Pezza says
How cute! That would make sitting down for the kids at Thanksgiving so fun!
Mama to 4 says
LOVE the Mayflower straw/cup!
Barbara says
That turkey cup is my favorite! That is just so adorable.
Sofia @ From PDX with Love says
Super cute!! I will have to make a mental note to buy some candy corn for the kiddos!!
RedTedArt says
They are all so cute!! Love the straw.
Thanks for sharing on Kids Get Crafty!
Maggy
Sue says
I love getting the kids involved!
=)
Mudpiesandtiaras says
So cute!
pinkoddy says
That is brilliant.
Anne - Mommy Has to Work says
These are all adorable! You did a great job!
Ginny Marie says
So cute and easy! I’m a big fan of easy! 😉
Happy Thanksgiving!
Jode says
What lovely ideas…so clever and colourful!
Lola says
Hi again!
Such an interesting post – great pic.
Have a great weekend too!
PS Happy Thanksgiving!
Visiting from Alphabe-Thursday
Erin says
Love these ideas!
Erin says
Love these ideas!
Sarah~Magnolia Surprise says
That turkey treat cup is adorable! My granddaughter taught me — step by step — how to make the pilgrim that her 1st grade class made in school! Very cute.
Sarah~Magnolia Surprise says
I forgot to add — Happy Thanksgiving to you and JDaniel!
Susan Case says
Happy Thanksgiving! I put JD’s photo on Sulia – hoping that was all right. It’s a tweeter network system and I put that post under Parenting, Education and a few other categories. He’s such a cutie and so lucky to have you for a mom. Us “older” moms are so grateful for our babes – and the blessings that they are.
Susan Case says
Here is the link – maybe you can scroll down and see it. I couldn’t put a link to the photo – but it has your blog name and the post leads to my blog which has your link. http://sulia.com/channel/parenting/
ArtMuseDog and Carol says
what a wonderful idea and so creative ~ Happy Thanksgiving ~ (A Creative Harbor) ^_^
~ Noelle says
isn’t that cute? we don’t get all decorative for thanksgiving, but if we did….
debra says
So darn cute! 🙂
Jenny says
Awwww…we have made some pretty cute favors over the years for Thanksgiving! The sail one is really adorable…I think that is going in the idea box for next year!
This year we just did nut/candy corn cups with little cake topper toothpicks. It was boring.
I love the idea of using this type of thing for other meals that day as well!
Thanks for linking.
I hope you’re all recovered now and that your Tuesday is going terrifically!
A+
Kate says
Love the turkey treat cup…great for my kids table this year!