Thanksgiving Morning Meeting Riddles

I rhyme with “you” and carry special notes tucked into shoes or lunchboxes. What am I thankful for?

I’m the class promise board filled with leaves of kind deeds, added one by one. What am I?

I’m the morning message that begins with “Today I’m grateful for…” and ends with a math joke. What am I?

I’m the circle share where each student passes a plush turkey and says who helped them yesterday. What am I?

I’m the SEL stretch where arms reach like trees, then hands fall like leaves. What am I?

I’m the poem read aloud about community dinners, followed by a vocabulary challenge. What am I?

I’m the listening game that asks: “Name a sound from the kitchen that makes you smile.” What am I?

I’m the cultural corner sharing harvest celebrations around the world. What am I?

I’m the brain break dance where students flap like turkeys, stir imaginary soup, and bump elbows. What am I?

I’m the riddle hidden under tomorrow’s date, solved with teamwork before math begins. What am I?

I’m the reflection journal prompt: “Who do you need to thank today?” What am I?

I’m the class job chart updated so everyone delivers thank-you notes around school. What am I?

I’m the kindness chain linking compliments across desks until it wraps the room. What am I?

I’m the singalong of “Simple Gifts” strummed on ukulele before we head to specials. What am I?

I’m the exit signal: “High fives of thanks, then line up quietly.” What am I?