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DIY Thanksgiving Gratitude Game

DIY Thanksgiving Gratitude GameDIY Thanksgiving Gratitude Game
DIY Thanksgiving Gratitude GameDIY Thanksgiving Gratitude Game
DIY Thanksgiving Gratitude GameDIY Thanksgiving Gratitude Game
DIY Thanksgiving Gratitude GameDIY Thanksgiving Gratitude Game
DIY Thanksgiving Gratitude GameDIY Thanksgiving Gratitude Game

Play this Thanksgiving gratitude game at your family gathering this year! Focus on all the things you’re thankful for and learn more about your friends and family with this free printable Thanksgiving activity!

A wide closeup of a hand taking a thanksgiving gratitude game card out of a mason jar.A wide closeup of a hand taking a thanksgiving gratitude game card out of a mason jar.

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When I think of Thanksgiving, I usually think of food! Outside of food at our family get-together, we usually have a lot of fellowship too!

After, we all stay and play games or spend time together until we all have to go to get sleepy kids home.

This DIY Thanksgiving gratitude game is the perfect activity for friends and family to play together on Thanksgiving! Think of these as Thanksgiving conversation starters, and then play as many rounds as you want!

If you’re just here for the free printables, and don’t want to read the tips on printing and instructions on how to put these together below, then you can get those HERE.

How do you play this DIY Thanksgiving Gratitude Game?

Step 1: Gather your supplies.

Overhead view of the thanksgiving conversation starters printables.Overhead view of the thanksgiving conversation starters printables.

You will need:

  • Free Printable Thanksgiving Gratitude Game
  • Cardstock
  • Scissors
  • Container (I used a mason jar)

Step 2: Prep your container.

Closeup of yellow crinkle paper in the bottom of a mason jar.Closeup of yellow crinkle paper in the bottom of a mason jar.

I wanted this to be packages cute so I could store it for use over and over again. I stored these Thanksgiving questions in a mason jar with a little paper shred added into the jar.

Step 3: Cut out your Thanksgiving questions.

Close up of the thanksgiving gratitude game questions.Close up of the thanksgiving gratitude game questions.

Print out your game onto cardstock paper. You can even laminate them if you want to keep dirty food fingers from ruining them!

Cut out the questions and add them into the jar or container you’re using to store your game.

What are some good Thanksgiving questions?

  • What big change are you thankful for?
  • What do you appreciate about your job or school?
  • What’s a skill you’re thankful you have?
  • What place are you thankful you went to this year?
  • What’s a book you’re thankful you read?
  • What item are you most thankful you own?
  • What new person are you thankful to have met?

See the rest of the questions and get the free printable HERE.

Step 4: Write your own custom questions.

Close up of the blank thanksgiving conversation question for writing your own question.Close up of the blank thanksgiving conversation question for writing your own question.

If you have specific questions you want to add that I didn’t include, you can make your own using the blank question cards I included.

How do you play this Thanksgiving Gratitude Game?

There are some different ways you can play this gratitude game full of Thanksgiving questions.

Gather your friends and family together, whether in person or even virtually, and get everyone’s attention.

Wide closeup of the DIY thanksgiving gratitude game.Wide closeup of the DIY thanksgiving gratitude game.

OPTION 1:

Pass the jar around and one at a time, have people remove a question from the jar and answer it. They can either hold onto their question or put it back in the jar to be answered by another person.

A closeup of a hand holding the question "What's a hobby you're thankful for" from the thanksgiving conversation starters game.A closeup of a hand holding the question "What's a hobby you're thankful for" from the thanksgiving conversation starters game.

OPTION 2:

Have one person in charge of the questions. That person will pull a question from the container and ask it out loud. Go around the room and have each person give their answer.

A closeup of a hand holding the question "What's one place you're thankful you went this year" from the thanksgiving conversation starters game.A closeup of a hand holding the question "What's one place you're thankful you went this year" from the thanksgiving conversation starters game.

You could also give each person a blank question to fill out before the game starts to add to the jar as well!

A hand taking a thanksgiving gratitude game card out of a mason jar.A hand taking a thanksgiving gratitude game card out of a mason jar.

This is a great way to focus on being thankful and grateful this Thanksgiving. These are great Thanksgiving questions for kids or even Thanksgiving questions for family too!

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Play this Thanksgiving gratitude game this Thanksgiving with this free printable!

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