Make This Thanksgiving at Home Memorable With These 10 Family-Friendly Activities

Setting up a scavenger hunt for kids around the house is a great way to get them moving before the turkey is served! Pick up a few affordable prizes and check out this awesome printable that takes the guesswork out of coming up with clever clues.

This is the year to introduce bakers-in-training to your beloved family recipes! Pull out your fan favorite and get to work teaching your little ones how to roll out a crust and prepare the sweet filling. If your squad isn't into pies, try your hand at one of these other yummy desserts.

In case you missed it: the traditional Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is still on sans spectators. Let the kids hang in their jammies for the morning and watch all of the gorgeous floats go by.

There's a reason turkey trots are so popular on Thanksgiving! And while your kiddos might not exactly be up for a 5K, a leisurely morning bike ride around the neighborhood might do the trick. Don't forget to dress in layers.

Have your little ones write down everything they're grateful for on a piece of paper or go big by using a Sharpie to copy their lists down on a pumpkin. Bonus: this awesome craft will make a unique centerpiece!

Heat up a giant bowl of popcorn and curl up with your family to watch A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving for free on AppleTV+ between Nov. 25 and 27. FYI: anyone with an AppleTV+ subscription can stream the 1973 classic as early as Nov. 18.

We love a good puzzle, and there are tons of seasonal Thanksgiving options to choose from online, whether you're looking for something super kid-friendly or a 1,000-piece option your family can work on for days on end. This 300-Piece Pumpkin Wooden Jigsaw Puzzle ($20) falls somewhere in between.

Working with your children on a Thanksgiving craft is a great way to make the holiday memorable. (These turkey paper headbands are a super cute option!). Don't forget to show off your little ones' work if you're having a Zoom call with the relatives after dinner!

Having your kids help out with your centerpiece is a thoughtful tradition to start! Given the fact we're keeping our guest lists super small, now is the time to get creative. Check out this list of Thanksgiving centerpiece ideas for inspiration.

Get your crew up and moving on Turkey Day by setting up a themed outdoor competition. Everyone can battle it out playing the Thanksgiving Bean Bag Toss Game ($20) or simply carve out some time to throw the football around for an hour. It's all about the quality time spent together!