We wish YOU a WONDERFUL Thanksgiving!!!

Our Parents-2-Parents team wishes YOU & your FAMILY a WONDERFUL Thanksgiving!!  We hope you are able to spend time relaxing, eating yummy food, and spending quality time with your friends & family.  We all have a lot to be thankful for this year.  We're sure thankful for all our wonderful fans that support this site, send in fun ideas, and the companies we've connected with to learn about amazing new products, activities, and most of all FUN!  Check-out these links below for some Thanksgiving fun ideas!

** Remember to tell everyone what you are THANKFUL for this past  year!  **

November - Thanksgiving FUN

• Activity Ideas
• Thanksgiving Coloring Pages
• Thanksgiving Activity Ideas
• Create a "Thankful Tree" for your family
• 101 Fall Celebration Tutorials
• Teaching Thankfulness with Fun 
• Bethany Roberts' Thanksgiving Fun for Kids crafts, printables, projects, etc
• Thanksgiving crafts by Kaboose crafts, printables, projects, etc
• Thanksgiving games by Lil-Fingers
• Thanksgiving - How to explain to kids
• Crew's Nest Thanksgiving - Explanation
• Thanksgiving Around the World
• Holiday Cooking - Thanksgiving
  • "The Perfect Turkey" recipe
  • Campbells Green Bean Casserole recipe
  • Sweet Potato Casserole recipe
  • Stuffing recipe
  • Pumpkin Pie recipe
• Upcoming Events
• "Kringle Town" Party - ICM (Everett) Nov. 26th @ 11am - 4pm
• "Holiday Craft Show" at Peter Kirk Community Center - Nov 26th-27th
• "WinterFest" Ice-Skating in Downtown Seattle Nov. 25th - January 1st 

"Thanksgiving Day, as the name itself suggests, is a time to offer thanks. On this occasion, there are family gatherings and holiday meals, giant balloons and holiday parades. On the dinner table, turkey is the most common meal, along with pumpkin pies. It's the time for all to indulge in fun with their family members and friends. Thanksgiving Day is commemorated on the fourth Thursday of November every year.  Celebrated as the national holiday in the United States to commemorate the harvest reaped by the Plymouth Colony in 1621 after a winter of great starvation and privation, this day was proclaimed as Thanksgiving Day in that year itself by the then Governor William Bradford, while the feast was shared by all the colonists and the neighboring Native Americans.  The lavish meals and delicacies served at the dinner table are symbolic of offering thanks to the God for the bountiful harvest had throughout the season. Preparing traditional foods, offering prayers, participating in colorful parades, watching football matches, and traveling to distant places for vacations are the most prominent symbols of this special holiday." 
(Thanks Thanksgiving World!)



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