Description
No cutting and no gluing needed! Students will create a low prep Thanksgiving book by simply folding! Copy the pages two sided, and fold into fourths!
Writing topics include: Traditions (with an illustration), Thankful acrostic poem, #allaboutthefood, I am thankful-five things you are thankful for.
To assemble, simply copy two sided; fold in half and then fold again in fourths to make a small book! If you are printing two sided from your printer, choose to “flip pages on the long side” to print on both sides.
All writing prompts have been added to digital slides as well. There is a black and white page on the slides that can be printed and used as a coloring page for students.
This is a fun activity to celebrate Thanksgiving!
This foldable book is also part of a bundle of foldable books. You can find the whole bundle at a discounted price HERE!
If you have any questions, please email me at jen@twolittlebirdsteaching.com.








Jennifer T. –
Thanks!
Allison B. –
Thank you!
Shaya Smith –
Great for the short week that Thanksgiving causes! The students were engaged.
Class with Cassie –
Great resource for my classroom!
Brooke S. –
I love this themed activity!
Rachel Hoilman –
Fun back for students to complete
Kimberly M. –
Awesome! Thanks!
BAteachergirl – Bethany Adams –
Super fun and cute resource, thanks for creating! 🙂
KerriLynn M. –
great resource
Julie S. –
Great little Thanksgiving time filler.
Rainy Day Recess –
So fun – thank you!
Michelle D. –
This is a great resource for Thanksgiving 🙂
Shell-ebrate Learning –
Quick resource to use on a busy Thanksgiving week!
LIndsey M. –
Kids loved this! Thank you!
2nd Grade S’mores –
Such a nice, easy holiday activity.
Lauren M. –
thank you
Lauren J. –
Cute resource!
Rachel M. –
This gave me things to do with my kids that still allowed them to learn about Thanksgiving but was still tied to standards.
Abbie Golden –
This was a great resource and my students loved it!
Karen C. –
As always, I love my Two Little Birds activities! Great work, Jen! Perfect for my 4th graders…