Hi Reader!

Have you noticed that there aren't a lot of activities or decorations related to Thanksgiving? You can find them if you really look, but it seems like Thanksgiving is a holiday that most people like to skip over as they hurry right into the Christmas season.

This is a very unfortunate thing. Thankfulness is such an important skill to have and it's difficult to master, especially in a season when people are constantly asking, "What do YOU want for Christmas?" This year, we invite you to pause for a moment. Before we rush into a season of thinking about all the things we don't have yet and want, let's teach our children how to think about all of the things they have to be thankful for. This simple exercise is good for them as well as those around them. You can learn about one of our favorite Thanksgiving activities, here.

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