MAKE SOMETHING WORTH REMEMBERING

Thanksgiving parade pajama breakfast

Start the holiday with a blanket picnic, homemade parade floats and a slow family breakfast.

60 min2–8 peopleChildren with a grown-up; adapt for your group

Make the moment happen.

Check the current broadcast schedule separately; the activity works with or without television. Set a short breakfast window that fits the rest of the day.
Decorate small boxes as imaginary floats. Use paper balloon shapes on cardboard handles rather than loose balloons with young children.
Take turns walking each float past the breakfast table while someone announces its silly name.
Share one favorite moment from the year and take a photo of the floats for next year’s collection.

A little help: Prep the boxes the night before so the morning stays easy.

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120 min · 2–8 people
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150 min · 6–10 adults, matched to your chosen game
Adults; choose a teen-appropriate game if including teens

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90 min · 2 adults
Adults; check the game’s content rating