Turkey Scarf Activity for Children

Gobble Gobble! It’s Thanksgiving Turkey scarf activity time. This TURKEY scarf activity video and presentation will keep your students busy moving during November Thanksgiving holiday excitement! Students can stand in their own space and use their scarves to follow the “Turkey’s” while exercising gross and fine motor muscles. Use the video in your virtual classrooms for November and Thanksgiving movement activities. Perfect for K-3 students.

RESOURCE INCLUDES:

VIDEO which INCLUDES MUSIC

• 12 Turkey Scarf Directional Cards/Presentation: Play your own music and students move their scarves like the shapes.

• Scarf Rules

• Hand Directions

• Teaching Directions

WHY USE THIS RESOURCE?

Scarf activities are perfect for the P.E., Music, Special Education, Preschool, Kindergarten and First Grade Teachers. Scarf movement activities increase Reading skills because they help students with tracking, concept identification, visualization, and sequencing.
Movement is a powerful learning tool, particularly for students who are bodily-kinesthetically inclined.
Perfect for exercising and developing gross motor skills.
USE THIS RESOURCE:

Brain Breaks
Music Class activities
P.E. Classes
Reward Days
Rainy Days
Parties
HOMESCHOOL APPLICATIONS

Children love to wave scarves around. Use a towel, bandana, scarf, tissue wrapping paper, washcloth- even a tissue in this activity. You will love having the rules and directions as well as the specific movements for optimal gross motor action!

Movement activities encourage brain connections and help children in so many ways! **This is a DIGITAL DOWNLOAD. No physical items will be mailed to you.** After purchase you will receive an email receipt with a link to download your purchase. You will receive a text file with the download link. The text file will have a LINK to your resource. You will open the text file and copy paste the LINK in your browser which will start the download. If you have any problems with the download. Please email us and we will get you the resource.Questions? Email [email protected]