Free Thanksgiving Shapes Clip Cards

These free thanksgiving shapes clip cards are perfect for little ones!

Are you looking for a fun set of hands-on Thanksgiving printables and activities for your kiddos? How about something that increases fine motor skills and enables them to keep developing a proper pencil grip?

If yes, then you are in for a treat with these free thanksgiving shapes clip cards. By the way, have you grabbed the Free Turkey Printable Preschool Pack or the Free Thanksgiving Preschool Pack? Go ahead and grab them by clicking their links!

Today I wanted to share with you another resource you could add to your thanksgiving themed lesson plan.

These thanksgiving shape clip cards can be used as-is or be tweaked as a super low-prep activity as well.

Free Thanksgiving Shapes Clip Cards

Thanksgiving Books to Read

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Below you can find a few books to check out at your local library or to purchase.

Pete the Cat: The First Thanksgiving Turkey Trouble Five Silly Turkeys A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving (Peanuts) Thanksgiving Is for Giving Thanks! (Reading Railroad) Thankful How to Catch a Turkey Bear Says Thanks (The Bear Books) The Night Before Thanksgiving Little Critter: Just a Special Thanksgiving There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Turkey! Llama Llama Gives Thanks Thanks for Thanksgiving The Roll-Away Pumpkin

Other Activities to Try Along With Your Thanksgiving Shape Clip Cards

Below you can find a few other resources to add to your lesson plan.

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While you are busy with finding a thanksgiving recipe, why not find a thanksgiving printables idea or 2 for your preschooler? These Thanksgiving preschool printables are great for having fun an brushing up on a few skills

How to Use the Thanksgiving Shapes Clip Cards

First, print the worksheets on regular printing paper.

Second, cut the pages in 2 along the dividing line in the middle. If you want the really quick route, forget about cutting the page. Slip the pages in a Wipe and Write Pocket or a protective worksheet.

Third, demonstrate to your child what needs to be done. Identify the correct shape for each image, and then place a counter or clip on the correct shape.

If you don’t have any counters on hand, use whatever you can find. It could be as simple as coins, pom poms. We actually used the colored pasta from our Circus Color Activity. You can also skip the counters altogether.

Simply slip the worksheets in a protective sheet and allow your child to use a dry erase marker to identify the correct shape.

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