DGT has compiled our favorite tips, tools, and practical ideas to make gratitude an active, thoughtful part of your busy family life. Help your family learn that when times are good, you’re better equipped to take care of others.

Play this free printable Thanksgiving gratitude game at your family gathering this year! Focus on all the things you're thankful for!

Thanksgiving is a time for family, reflection, and gratitude. Here are 12 activities to make a meaningful Thanksgiving.

Share what everyone is thankful for this year with our fun Thanksgiving Gratitude Game. The best Thanksgiving game for both kids and adults.

Are you looking for meaningful ways to celebrate the season of Thanksgiving with your family? Try one of the 15+ gratitude activities to do with kids!

A Gratitude Chain is a printable Thanksgiving activity for families and friends to come together. Count blessings and watch the gratitude chain get longer.

Inside: This easy and fun gratitude game is great for connecting as a family and teaching kids about gratitude. This is a nice game to try with the kids on Thanksgiving to focus on gratitude

This family gratitude activity is an easy homeschool mom experience & family bonding activity that becomes a DIY poster for kids. The printable kindness poster engages kids in a meaningful gratitude activity that emphasizes penmanship practice, self expression & an attitude of gratitude. Kids color in leaves on a DIY gratitude tree with affirmations for sisters, brothers & family, promoting sibling bonding & family gratitude. Download this growth mindset activity for an easy homeschool…

Get your kids started talking about gratitude with these printable Gratitude Conversation Starters that are perfect for family dinner time.

Teaching gratitude to elementary students not only helps them develop into kind and empathetic individuals but also fosters a positive classroom environment. In this post, I am sharing some of my favorite gratitude activities for kids. Completing a gratitude chain craft, keeping a gratitude journal, or sharing what you are grateful for during morning meetings in the classroom are all great ways to foster gratitude among kids. Perfect for your November lessons!