It’s so hard to believe November is already here. Ready or not, here come the holidays!! This is one of my favorite months because Thanksgiving tends to lead our hearts toward gratitude. Though being thankful is certainly not limited to November, it does get a more central position due to the holiday. Because of this, we wanted to provide you with some free November homeschool printables this month to help your children focus on gratitude. No matter what the year may have brought our way, may we always find something for which to be thankful. Happy Thanksgiving!
Free November Homeschool Printables
November Calendar: With so much going on this month, help your family stay organized with our monthly calendar page!
November Journal Page (faith-based): This is a wonderful month to start journaling. Download our beautifully designed November printable journal page and get your kids (or yourself) using each morning to focus the day on gratefulness and thanksgiving.
November Scripture Writing (faith-based): Our Writing Truth Copy Work curriculum for this month includes Scriptures focused on giving thanks. What better way to begin the school day!
Daily Planner: Use this daily planner printable this month so your child can not only keep up with their schedule, but also take a moment to list some things for which they are grateful each day.
30 Days of Homeschool Gratitude: Foster gratitude in your child by having them write one thing each day this month that they are grateful for. You can even have them read them on Thanksgiving Day!
Thanksgiving Thankfulness Cards: Another resource you can use on Thanksgiving Day is these beautiful cards! Have your child cut them out and pass one around to those at your meal so everyone can focus on a source of gratitude in their lives.
Gratitude Cards: Print these lovely fall-themed gratitude greeting cards for your children to fill out and send to loved ones!
Seasons & Memories- Gratitude Worksheet: Have your child write about a specific memory of gratitude in their lives.
Thankful Acrostic: Have your homeschool students write an acrostic poem using the letters from the word THANKFUL!
Thanksgiving Word Search: Here is a fun worksheet for your kiddos (or if you’re like me and enjoy these, it can be for you too!) to do this month!
Bonus Printable Pack!
Teaching Character – Gentleness, Gratefulness, and Generosity (faith-based): In our Teaching Character series, we have one section including gratefulness. Read tips on how to teach these traits and download the printable pack!
Additional Homeschool Resources
PODCAST: Encouraging Our Children to Have a Heart of Gratitude
Tips for Teaching Gratitude in an Entitled World
Planning with Homeschool Printables
Preschool Homeschool Printables
Elementary Homeschool Printables
Middle and High School Homeschool Printables
Homeschool Copy Work Ebook
If you are wanting to get the kids doing copy work each day this year, you might want to try our free full-year copy work ebook. We’ve used scripture as the “copy work” foundation and it ties in beautifully with the journal pages above. Download your free ebook today!
Naomi White
Naomi White graduated with her B.S. in Christian Elementary Education and went on to earn her Early Childhood Education certification. She has taught preschool and elementary school in both Christian and public schools. She loves to read and write, is a pastor’s wife and stay-at-home mom, and is eagerly awaiting the day her son is old enough for them to start their own homeschool journey. Originally a Georgia girl, Naomi currently lives in the beautiful mountains of North Carolina with her family.
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