Thanksgiving Break Camps 2015

No school? Find camps for Thanksgiving Week to keep your kids active and engaged. (And if you'd like a day of shopping without the kids in tow, check out camps for Black Friday, too.)

Thanksgiving Ideas From Our Blog

"When Does My Child's Thanksgiving Break Start?"
If your child attends a school in the San Francisco Bay Area, check out our handy list of school vacation calendars. (Great for planning Thanksgiving-break activities with friends in other local school districts, too.)

LEGO Ideas to Keep Little Ones Busy
Whether you're the guest or host this year, you probably have your hands full in the lead-up to Thanksgiving Dinner. Here, discover 4 fun LEGO themed activities that might keep the kiddos out from underfoot while the grown-ups get everything ready.

Great Books For Your Teen
Start your child's Thanksgiving Break vacation with a trip to the library or bookstore. These books won't feel like "homework!"

Gross Recipes Your Kids Will Love
Need an extra pair of hands in the kitchen? The kids will be clamoring to help if you add Unicorn Poop Cookies, Kitty Litter Cake, or this extra-creepy recipe to your Thanksgiving lineup!

(And if that's just too gross for you, you can always stick with these kids' favorite cookies.)

Between the camps and the travels, the meals and the visits with relatives, you might have a bit of time to unwind at home. Here, a few favorites from our blog to help you make the most of those quiet moments this holiday. Lots more on our ActivityHero Blog.

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