Raising Grateful Children: 30 Daily Gratitude Prompts for November
As parents, one of our greatest desires is to raise children who are thankful—not just for material things, but for all of the blessings God gives us, both big and small. Teaching gratitude helps kids develop a heart that recognizes God’s goodness in their everyday lives, which can shape their character and deepen their faith.
But in the hustle and bustle of family life, finding the time or tools to consistently instill gratitude can feel overwhelming. That’s where we come in! We’ve created a simple and practical solution for you—a free 30-day gratitude prompt printable to guide your children through the entire month of November.
Why Gratitude Matters
Gratitude is more than just a polite "thank you." It’s an attitude of recognizing and appreciating all the good things that God has given us. It teaches kids to focus on blessings rather than wants, and helps them see God’s hand at work in their daily lives.
Children who practice gratitude regularly develop:
A positive mindset: Focusing on what they have rather than what they lack.
Stronger relationships: Appreciating others and showing thankfulness builds closer bonds.
A deeper connection with God: Recognizing that every good gift comes from Him (James 1:17).
Gratitude doesn’t just happen automatically—it’s a habit we can help our children build through intentional daily practices.
Daily Gratitude Prompts for November
This November, we invite you to join us in a simple and powerful exercise: Daily Gratitude Prompts for Kids. Each day, ask your child one question that encourages them to reflect on something they are thankful for. The prompts are easy to incorporate into everyday routines, such as mealtimes, bedtime, or even car rides.
Here are a few of our favorite prompts to get started:
Nov 1: What’s something fun you did today that you’re thankful for?
Nov 2: Who is someone who makes you feel loved, and why are you grateful for them?
Nov 5: What’s your favorite part of your home, and why do you thank God for it?
Nov 8: Thank God for your family. What do you love most about them?
Nov 17: What’s something God did for you that makes you feel loved?
Nov 26: What’s a good thing that happened today, big or small?
The prompts start simple and build throughout the month, encouraging your child to reflect more deeply on God’s blessings. Over time, these daily moments of thankfulness help shift their focus away from what they want and toward appreciating all they have.
Get Your Free Printable!
To make this even easier for you, we’ve turned these prompts into a FREE printable that you can download and use at home. This printable features all 30 prompts, one for each day of November, in a fun and family-friendly format. You can keep it on your fridge, in your child’s room, or wherever you’ll see it daily!
Here’s how you can use it:
At breakfast or dinner: Ask your child the day’s prompt and discuss their answers as a family.
During bedtime prayers: Reflect on the day and thank God for the blessings your child has recognized.
Creative time: Let your kids draw or write their responses to the prompts, building a little gratitude journal.
With the printable, these moments of reflection can become an easy, meaningful part of your family’s routine. Best of all, it helps you disciple your kids with minimal effort, fitting right into your busy schedule!
Download Your Free Gratitude Prompt Printable Now!
To get your free printable and start this gratitude journey with your kids, simply fill in the form below and click “get your printable” to download. Keep it handy for the whole month, and enjoy the conversations and heart changes that come with raising grateful children!
Gratitude is a lifelong habit, and what better time to start teaching it than the Thanksgiving season? Join us in helping our kids cultivate hearts of gratitude—one daily prompt at a time.