Fun and Games

Welcome to the entertainment section of the FCSLA website. On this page, we've assembled different games for you to print or play online. You can color a picture, do the puzzle, or go on a flower hunt.

Find the Picture

Find this picture hidden on one of our web pages to be a prize winner!

Virtual Coloring Book

Click on the link below to go to a page you can print and color.

Thanksgiving (430K PDF) - Print the page, color it in and mail it to the Fraternal & Youth Director. Be creative, you may win a special prize.

Sue Ann M. Seich - FCSLA
Fraternal and Youth Director
24950 Chagrin Blvd
Beachwood, OH 44122

Word Scramble

Click on the link below to download a word scramble page you can complate and mail in for prizes!

Word Scramble (1.4MB PDF)

Word Fun

Click on the link below to download a word fun page you can complete and mail in for prizes!

Word Fun (761K PDF)

Did You Know...

	Thanksgiving Day is celebrated on the fourth Thursday in November.
	The first Thanksgiving feast was celebrated with the Plymouth Pilgrims and the Wampanoag Indians in the fall of 1621.
	On average, Americans eat about 535 million pounds of turkey on Thanksgiving each year.
	The average person consumes about 4,500 calories during Thanksgiving Day!
	Only male turkeys gobble; female turkeys make a clicking noise.
	The oldest passenger on the Mayflower was 64-years-old. The average age of most passengers was 32.
	Pilgrims did not wear big buckles on their clothing, hats or shoes. Buckles became popular during the late 1600s.
	Thanksgiving was not declared a national holiday until 1941 when Congress passed the official proclamation.
	The heaviest turkey ever raised was raised in England. It weighted 86 pounds, which is comparable in size to a German Shepherd.
	Benjamin Franklin proposed the turkey to be the United States’ national bird.

It's Fun to Laugh!

A collection of jokes to tickle your "funny bone."