November Homeschool Activity Calendar


Date

Activity

Nov 1

Start a Gratitude Journal ‒ write one thing each day.

Nov 2

Study the science behind why leaves change colors.

Nov 3

Research a Native American tribe from your state.

Nov 4

Do a nature walk and collect three types of leaves.

Nov 5

Write a thank-you note to a community helper.

Nov 6

Cook a fall recipe and calculate measurements.

Nov 7

Learn about migration and hibernation.

Nov 8

Create a fall-themed art project.

Nov 9

Try a kindness challenge: do one kind act today.

Nov 10

Explore gratitude in world cultures.

Nov 11

Veterans Day ‒ learn about a veteran’s story.

Nov 12

Read a Native American folktale and discuss it.

Nov 13

World Kindness Day ‒ share encouragement with others

Nov 14

Learn how animals prepare for winter.

Nov 15

Write a poem about autumn or gratitude.

Nov 16

Make a budget for a Thanksgiving meal.

Nov 17

Experiment: leaf chromatography (colors in leaves).

Nov 18

Create a family tree and share stories.

Nov 19

Practice gratitude by helping a neighbor.

Nov 20

Study Native American contributions to modern life.

Nov 21

Write a creative story: 'The Turkey Who Escaped'.

Nov 22

Cook together: measure and record fractions.

Nov 23

Family Heritage Feast ‒ share cultural dishes.

Nov 24

Volunteer or donate gently used items.

Nov 25

Relaxation day ‒ read together as a family.

Nov 26

Create art inspired by your favorite fall memory. 

Nov 27

Thanksgiving ‒ list 5 things you’re thankful for.

Nov 28

Explore how animals adapt to cold weather.

Nov 29

Plan a simple kindness project for December.

Nov 30

Reflect on your month ‒ what are you grateful for?

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