Free Print & Color Thanksgiving Coloring Placemats for Kids

For years here at Kids Activities Blog we have released a new Thanksgiving printable placemat that kids could color and use at Thanksgiving dinner. This printable placemat activity page features a fork maze, a thankful list and the cutest Thanksgiving fox around.

Thanksgiving PlaceMat Coloring & Activity Pages

Kids of all ages will have fun with this Thanksgiving placemat coloring page that comes with matching place cards, napkin rings and a Thanksgiving recipe card. Look below for BIG list of more printable Thanksgiving placemats for kids that will up your kids table game {giggle}.

With this Thanksgiving pdf file download you’ll get a whole set of awesome things! Not only will you get fun Thanksgiving activities to do, but you’ll get the things you need to set up your table for Thanksgiving…

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1. Printable Thanksgiving Placemat

This free printable Thanksgiving placemat features a colored border of brown woodgrain as a frame around the coloring page and activity sheet. The word “Thanksgiving” is spelled out across the top with big bubble letters. There is a place setting shown with a fork, knife and spoon on either side of a dinner plate.

The fork doubles as a simple Thanksgiving line maze. Inside the plate kids are prompted to write four things under “I am thankful for:” and the cutest Thanksgiving fox will keep you company during Thanksgiving dinner!

2. Print, Cut & Paste Your Own Thanksgiving Napkin Rings

I love this printable Thanksgiving craft that is Thanksgiving dinner table worthy.

1. Start by printing out the page of 4 napkin ring templates that feature our Thanksgiving fox in the middle.
2. Cut along the outside lines of the woodgrain and fox feature image.
3. Using a little glue or clear tape, secure the ends making a complete circle.
4. Insert napkin and lay use on table.

3. Print, Cut & Personalize Your Own Thanksgiving Name Cards

1. Print the Thanksgiving name card pdf file.
2. Cut out the name card – there are 4 on each sheet.
3. Using a marker or paint pen, add the names of your friends and family that are guests at Thanksgiving dinner.
4. Fold the card in half so it will stand up on its own like a tent with the fox and name showing on the front.
5. Place one at each place setting at the table.

4. Print and Play with the Thanksgiving Recipe Journal Page

This printable Thanksgiving journal page is the perfect place to write down what you had for dinner, what people talked about around the table or to record a favorite Thanksgiving recipe. Print off multiple pages and create a little Thanksgiving journal.

Download & Print Thanksgiving Placemat & Accessory pdf File Here

Download our Printable Thanksgiving Coloring Pages!

Related: A matching set of woodland coloring pages would be a great coordinating activity.

MORE FREE PRINTABLE PLACEMATS From Kids Activities Blog

• Check out this big list of Thanksgiving placemat craft ideas for kids!
• These Thanksgiving coloring pages include a set of printable Thanksgiving placemats to be printed on legal size paper.
• I love these Thanksgiving placemats preschool age kids and up will love to color!
• OK, these might not be printable, but they are a really fun and easy traditional kids craft. Make woven construction paper placemats!
• Check out these cute printable Thanksgiving placemats that feature fall leaves and Happy Thanksgiving.
• This cool autumn leaves printable placemat template works really well with watercolor paint and makes a colorfully lovely Thanksgiving table decoration.
• Download & print these cute Christmas placemats kids can color and decorate.
• These printable holiday placemats are snowman placemats and will bring a delightful activity to any winter meal.
• Yay for spring and this April placemat coloring page.
• These printable placemats can be used year round and feature a globe and the message to reduce, reuse and recycle.

Happy Thanksgiving! How are you using the Thanksgiving coloring placemats, napkin rings and name cards for your dinner table?

This blog post was created for Kids Activities Blog in November 2013.