
We also invite guests who visit our house to add to our tree if they would like. I leave a bucket full of tags and some markers next to the tree, which sits in our front porch/mudroom area.
This is the first year I've actually made tags that are more than just circles punched out of cardstock, and I'd love to share them with you to use for your own Thanksgiving trees.
To download the Thanksgiving Tree Tags:
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I just printed mine out onto white cardstock, cut them out (well, I made the girls help with that), punched holes, and then used some string to make the hangers. Bria, Sophia, and I had a nice Saturday morning activity together working on the tree. Sophia was very helpful in gathering the sticks outside while Bria helped me cut, punch, and tie all of the tags. Chloe would have been all over this project, but she's on a weekend trip with her Girl Scout Troop.
Today I'm grateful for my children, for music and the chance to share it with others, and sunshine. Sophia is thankful for her "hole family" and "evrithing."
What are you thankful for?
Thanksgiving Trees from years past:
2011 Thanksgiving Tree
2010 Thanksgiving Tree

See the linky parties I link up to here.
Love the idea and thank you for sharing! We have so much to be grateful for..
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