Free Thanksgiving Printable Activity Pages for Kids!

Looking for a simple, screen-free way to keep kids entertained this Thanksgiving season? I’ve put together a fun (and completely free!) set of seven Thanksgiving-themed activity pages that are perfect for classrooms, holiday gatherings, or cozy afternoons at home. Just download, print, and enjoy!

These printables are designed for a range of ages—from early readers to older kids who love a good challenge—so you can easily mix and match the pages for your family or group.

What’s Included

Here’s a peek at what you’ll find in this free activity pack:

Thanksgiving Word Search
A festive puzzle filled with holiday-themed words like “harvest,” “pumpkin,” and “gratitude.” Great for building vocabulary and spelling skills.

Word Scramble
Kids can test their decoding skills by unscrambling a list of Thanksgiving-related words. Perfect for early finishers or quiet-time activities.

Word Challenge
A creative word-building activity where kids use the letters in HAPPY THANKSGIVING to create as many new words as possible. Ideal for boosting language skills and encouraging friendly competition!

Three Coloring Pages
Cute, kid-friendly Thanksgiving illustrations ready for crayons, markers, or colored pencils. These pages make great placemat activities for the holiday table.

Maze Puzzle
A somewhat challenging but fun Thanksgiving maze designed to keep kids engaged and thinking – it’s even fun for adults!

Or families can do them together!

How to Use These Printables

These pages are flexible and can fit into almost any Thanksgiving plan:

Print them for a kids’ table activity pack
Use them in the classroom or homeschool as seasonal fun
Bring them on road trips or errands during the busy holiday week
Create a quiet-time folder for kids while you cook or prep for guests

They’re low-prep, kid-approved, and totally free—perfect for making your holiday a little easier (and a lot more fun!).

Ready to Download?

PRINT THEM HERE!

Just click, print, and enjoy! Feel free to share these with teachers, parents, or friends who might want them too.

I hope these Thanksgiving activity pages add a little extra joy and creativity to your holiday season. If you use them, I’d love to hear how they worked for your family or classroom—let me know in the comments!