What are you thankful four?

This clever activity from Candice Steelman of Hughson, California, makes giving thanks as easy as 1, 2, 3 … 4."It always bothered me that we spent so much time preparing for Christmas, while Thanksgiving just seemed to quietly slip by," says Candice. "So one year I cut large 4s from paper and placed one on each person's plate. Just before dinner, we wrote the things we were thankful for on our cutouts, then took turns sharing our lists. We've been creating our Thankful Fours off and on for 20 years now. This year we'll be introducing our grandchildren to the tradition!"For a festive way to display your family's Thankful Fours throughout the holiday weekend, punch holes in each one, tie on a ribbon or string, and hang your creations from a light fixture, along a banister, or in a window.