I love the idea of creating toilet paper roll Thanksgiving crafts! And while there are tons of ideas and ways of making turkeys out of toilet paper rolls, there are so many other things you can create too. Corn husks, pilgrims, Indians, napkin rings and more!
Here is a collection of 12 toilet paper roll Thanksgiving crafts. These are perfect to do now, or over the days the kids are out of school for the holiday, or on the day of Thanksgiving with cousins while everyone is getting ready for the big feasts. I just love every single one of these. So creative!
Here are my favorites. (Oh, and while you’re here, check out all of my activities for kids.)
Kids love this big art jar! Art supplies for days!
Toilet Paper Roll Thanksgiving Crafts
Do you have a fun craft for Thanksgiving? Share your ideas!
Crystal you’ve been featured on our After School Thanksgiving Roundup of Activities for School Aged Kids this week. These activities looks like so much fun for the kids to create and play with. Just want to tell you that we are so thankful for you and your blog! Happy Thanksgiving!
Thanks so much for sharing this, I need to get my act together this year. I have been slacking on the Thanksgiving prep. I found your blog @ Works for me Wednesday. I would love it if you linked up a post at my new linky party: http://www.joyfocusedlearning.com/2013/11/anything-goes-link-up-1.html
great ideas and love that these Thanksgiving crafts use tp rolls! I always love turning ‘trash’ into a treasure. These craft ideas are great for all levels of ability so that just makes it even better! Thanks for sharing!
Crystal, I just found this post as a link on PreK Pages. I love it! Will you stop by and share this post today on my Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop on Ducks ‘n a Row? This is just the right time. Young moms are looking for ideas — and so are preschool teachers!
Great to recycle things. Some brand is advertizing rollless TP! What will we do now? I saw a paint chip TP turkey at monthbymonth.scholastic.com that is cute. You also get to talk with your students about intensity and other art terms. I just caution teachers to ask before they take a fist full of chips, or anything, from your local store.
Ok, this is one of the cutest things I’ve ever seen! Now I have something to do with all of the toilet paper rolls my family goes through! I found your post on the Saturday Sharefest linky party (my first linky ever!) Not only is it adorable, but totally relevant for the holidays. My boys will love it!
Stopping by from CraftOManiac party. I LOVE your ideas!!!
Thanks Carrie. It was a fun list to create!
Crystal you’ve been featured on our After School Thanksgiving Roundup of Activities for School Aged Kids this week. These activities looks like so much fun for the kids to create and play with. Just want to tell you that we are so thankful for you and your blog! Happy Thanksgiving!
Kim- you are so sweet to me! Thanks you so much for featuring our collection. We have our eye on making the Native American family.
Thanks so much for sharing this, I need to get my act together this year. I have been slacking on the Thanksgiving prep. I found your blog @ Works for me Wednesday. I would love it if you linked up a post at my new linky party: http://www.joyfocusedlearning.com/2013/11/anything-goes-link-up-1.html
Angela- I am such a fly by the seat of my pants holiday planner. You are not alone.
What a great list of activities! Pinning now so I can find them later! Thanks for sharing!
Great to know; I just donated mine to be Hanukkah menorahs. The turkeys are cute.
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great ideas and love that these Thanksgiving crafts use tp rolls! I always love turning ‘trash’ into a treasure. These craft ideas are great for all levels of ability so that just makes it even better! Thanks for sharing!
Hey Crystal 🙂 This post will be featured at this weekends Snickerdoodle Sunday! Congrats! Stop by and pick up a dozen cookies just for you!
Crystal, I just found this post as a link on PreK Pages. I love it! Will you stop by and share this post today on my Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop on Ducks ‘n a Row? This is just the right time. Young moms are looking for ideas — and so are preschool teachers!
Blessings
Sinea
Great to recycle things. Some brand is advertizing rollless TP! What will we do now? I saw a paint chip TP turkey at monthbymonth.scholastic.com that is cute. You also get to talk with your students about intensity and other art terms. I just caution teachers to ask before they take a fist full of chips, or anything, from your local store.
I have heard about this. I have also heard that craft stores are selling cardboard rolls now…
Such a great list of thanksgiving paper roll crafts. Would love for you to join my linkup party… Linkup your kids and learning posts.
What fun crafts for Thanksgiving – and what a great way to recycle too! Thank you for sharing with us at the Hearth and Soul Hop.
Ok, this is one of the cutest things I’ve ever seen! Now I have something to do with all of the toilet paper rolls my family goes through! I found your post on the Saturday Sharefest linky party (my first linky ever!) Not only is it adorable, but totally relevant for the holidays. My boys will love it!
Last time I was with the grandkids we did TP Crafts. Fun! Thanks for joining the #InspirationSpotlight party. Shared
Toilet paper rolls abound around here. Love these ideas. Featuring at Family Fun Friday in my round up of 15 FREE and Easy Thanksgiving Activities for Kids: https://www.happyandblessedhome.com/15-easy-thanksgiving-kids-activities/ Happy Holidays!