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Thanksgiving Feast Planner
$14.99 USD
Discover what really happened at the 1621 harvest, grow a Three Sisters garden, plan the feast with real math and host your family's Thanksgiving on Day 5.
Your week
- Day 1: The 1621 Harvest · Make: Corn johnnycakes
- Day 2: The Three Sisters · Make: Three Sisters garden in a cup
- Day 3: Feast Math · Make: Plan the family feast (guests, menu, shopping list and budget)
- Day 4: Giving Thanks · Make: Gratitude tree and thank-you notes
- Day 5: Family Harvest Feast · Make: Host the family harvest feast
Choose your edition
- K–2 Edition ($9.99): the full week with tracing, yes/no, picture-matching, shopping-money and step-order worksheets for kindergarten through 2nd grade
- 3–5 Edition ($9.99): the full week with reading passages, a 1621 fact-or-legend sort, garden vocabulary, a recipe-scaling math page and a Sarah Hale letter-writing page for 3rd through 5th grade
- Family Edition ($14.99): both worksheet levels, for siblings across K–5
What's inside
- Word-for-word parent guide for every day (SAY, ASK and DO cues), with honest, age-appropriate notes on the Wampanoag people and the real story of 1621
- Full-color picture pages, including a public-domain portrait of Sarah Josepha Hale, the writer who campaigned for a national Thanksgiving
- Feast printables: a feast planner, place cards, a menu card and gratitude leaves
- Leveled worksheets with answer keys
- 20 printable flashcards and three review games
- Word search, five coloring pages and a mini-reader
- Harvest festivals around the world, field trip ideas, a field trip journal, certificate and book list
- Quality checked: every page reviewed in a detailed accuracy audit
Supplies: cornmeal, honey or maple syrup, a skillet, clear plastic cups with saucers, potting soil, popcorn kernels, pole bean seeds or dried beans, squash or pumpkin seeds, a grocery flyer, a few bare twigs in a jar, colored paper, blank cards, and the ingredients for your family's feast.
Printable PDF. One purchase covers every child in your family.