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OHOME Thanksgiving Crafts for Kids | Thanksgiving Bingo Cards - 24 Players Thanksgiving Games - Thanksgiving Gifts Party Favors for Kids | Friendsgiving Activities Toys Party Supplies

Name: OHOME Thanksgiving Crafts for Kids | Thanksgiving Bingo Cards - 24 Players Thanksgiving Games - Thanksgiving Gifts Party Favors for Kids | Friendsgiving Activities Toys Party Supplies
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The hour before Thanksgiving dinner is the hard one. Guests have arrived, the food is not ready, and the house is warm and loud. Handing out cards fixes it: 24 players, 25 calling cards and 500 turkey markers, played across the same table that will be cleared for dinner. Grandparents and grandchildren end up in the same game, which does not happen often.

Turkey Shaped Chips

Markers cut in the outline of a turkey are easier to spot on a busy card than plain discs, and easier to find on a patterned rug afterwards. Five hundred of them means several games can run at once without anyone rationing. They sit flat, so a card can be lifted and shown around the table without the whole board sliding off.

Cornucopias and Pumpkins

Artwork on the cards stays with the harvest side of the holiday: cornucopias, pumpkins, autumn leaves and the bird itself. There is nothing to read, which matters for the youngest cousin and for a great-aunt who left her glasses in the car. The same imagery suits a Friendsgiving in a small apartment as easily as a dining room with two leaves in the table.

School Party Rounds

Classrooms use it differently than families do. A teacher with a full roster can put 24 cards out at once and run a round in the ten minutes before a holiday break, then collect everything back into one box. Cards handle repeated shuffling and stacking, and markers that survive a school day will survive a dinner table. Nothing needs to be replaced between the two.

Travel to the Host

Thanksgiving usually happens at someone else's house, so the set has to travel. Everything is flat and light enough to go in a tote with the pie carrier, and setup at the other end is a matter of dealing out cards. Guests who arrive with a game rather than another side dish tend to be welcome, particularly when the host is already out of counter space.