Right Left Thanksgiving Game (2024)

ThisRight Left Thanksgiving Gamewill add a dash of fun to your family Thanksgiving celebration.

Use it to give small prizes to family members, to decide who will get the turkey drumsticks, or even to choose names for your annualChristmas gift exchanges.

For instructions or prize ideas, see ourRight Left Christmas Gameor ourRight Left Easter Game.

Right Left Thanksgiving Game Story

Cory lookedLEFTand thenRIGHT, and thenRIGHTagain, before running across the street. A package was tucked under hisRIGHTarm. He startedRIGHTdown the sidewalk and finally turnedLEFTonto the pathway that ledRIGHTto his house. He shoved the door open with hisRIGHTshoulder and dropped the packageRIGHTon the floor. His mother called to him from the room to hisLEFT.

“Cory, you need to help me clean the living roomRIGHTnow,” his mother explained.

“Ah, c'mon, Mom. I want to play outside,” Cory whined. “There isn't much lightLEFT.”

“We have guests coming for thanksgiving,” his mother explained.

“Who?” Cory questioned, placing his baseball cap on the hook to theLEFTof his dad's and theRIGHTof his mom's.

“Mr. and Mrs. Weathers,” his mother answered, placing herRIGHThand in an oven mitt.

“They’re practically homeless,RIGHT?” Cory questioned, grabbing his backpack and throwing it over hisLEFTshoulder.

“That’sRIGHT, and that is why we are going to invite them to dinner. We think it is theRIGHTthing to do.”

“I don't see how it is theRIGHTthing to do. This is our house. They should have dinner somewhere else,” Cory grumbled out of theLEFTside of his mouth.

“Cory,” his mother reprimanded, trying to juggle a pot between herLEFTandRIGHThand. “We have so much to be thankful for. It's onlyRIGHTthat we help someone else.” “You may beRIGHT, but I want to have a friend over,” Cory complained.

“Once they haveLEFT, you may have your friend over, as long as you are polite to the Weathers,” his mother added, smiling gently.

“But,” Cory moaned, “when they leave, there won't be any timeLEFTfor Bobby and I to play.”

“Cory, you have a warm house,RIGHT?” his mother asked, picking some toys that had beenLEFTon the floor.

“RIGHT,” Cory replied

“And you have a comfortable bed, plenty of food, and a great baseball glove,RIGHT?”

“RIGHT,” Cory answered.

“Well, the Weather's don't have all the nice things that we enjoy. With the small amount they get paid, there isn’t muchLEFTover after food, clothes, and all the necessities.

“You mean the kids don't get to play sports? I can't imagine not being able to playRIGHTfield on the baseball team!” Cory exclaimed. “That's awful.”

“You’reRIGHTCory, and we have enough for ourselves and even someLEFTto share. Don't you think it’s theRIGHTthing to do to at least have the Weather's over for some dinner?”

“Yeah, I guess that would be theRIGHTthing to do,” Cory agreed.

“Good, I'm proud of you Cory,” his mother said, reaching over and giving hisRIGHTshoulder a little squeeze.

“On the bright side, there will be plenty ofLEFTovers,” Cory stated, smiling.

Cory's mother laughed. “C'mon, buster, help me clean up the rest of the house. There are only a few jobsLEFTto do.”

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