Explore the concept of gratitude with kid-friendly Thanksgiving conversation starters.

Materials

• Paper
• Marker

• Feather template
• Jar

Instructions

1. First, write questions about gratitude on pieces of paper (you can download our feather template) and place them in a jar. During your Thanksgiving meal, pass the jar and have each person draw a card and answer the question.
   
   Here are some questions to get you started:
   ● What are you most grateful for?
   ● What invention are you most thankful for?
   ● What do you often forget to be thankful for?
   ● Which season do you appreciate the most?
   ● Is there someone at the table you have a reason to thank? Who is it and why?
   ● Besides saying "thank you," how do you show your thanks?
   ● What was the nicest thing someone else ever did for you?
   ● What are you grateful for every day?

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