Thanksgiving Writing Practice Worksheets

ByJanel
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Who’s been looking forward to Thanksgiving, like I have? I love gathering with friends and family, enjoying wonderful food, and taking time to remember things that I am thankful for. Such a perfect holiday!

To start off the fun of the upcoming holiday and encourage handwriting practice for my young boys, I created these two cute, and completely free, Thanksgiving themed writing practice worksheets. One in print and one in cursive with fun Thanksgiving words like Turkey, Pumpkin Pie, and Happy Thanksgiving included on the sheets.

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You can download a free copy of these two Thanksgiving Writing Practice Worksheets by clicking on the link below. The link will automatically download a Word document with the two worksheets that you can then print either one or both of the sheets.

Thanksgiving Handwriting Worksheets

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You can print and use these worksheets for your own personal use. If you want to share these Thanksgiving writing sheets, direct your friends, family, students, or classmates to this post to grab their own copy.

I have more fun holiday themed handwriting worksheets planned for the other holidays, so check back for even more freebies coming about once a month!

You can reuse this printable over and over again with a Crayola Dry-Erase Activity Center. We use it for all our practice worksheets!

We hope your family finds practicing their handwriting more fun (and less like work) with these two fun, free handwriting worksheets! Leave a comment below if you have any feedback. Plus, watch for more free cursive + handwriting worksheets coming up for each of the holidays.



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6 Comments

  1. Oh those are great! I’ve been meaning to get my 8 year old to practice his handwriting – and to learn cursive. He has a few strange quirks that’s I’ve been meaning to help him correct. It seems like the schools don’t really care much about handwriting anymore.

    I am co-hosting the #HomeMattersParty link party this month and would love to have you stop by for a visit. The door opens for the next party Friday morning! http://alaynascreations.co/blog/

  5. Thank you for making these! My son is working on nicer penmanship and this is the perfect holiday theme practice for him!

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