Turn a simple paper tree into a season-long practice of noticing gratitude together. This kit walks your congregation through creating take-home Gratitude Tree kits for families — a bare tree goes up on a wall or door, a basket of paper leaves sits nearby, and throughout the fall, family members write down what they're grateful for and watch the tree slowly fill in with color.

Originally developed for use in a home ministry setting, this resource has been written so any congregation can adapt it for their own families — whether handed out at a fall kickoff event, tucked into a Sunday bulletin, or sent home on its own.

What's Included:

• Full tutorial guide — Part One walks your team through assembling kits (supplies, cutting trees and leaves, packaging); Part Two is written to hand directly to families, with instructions for getting started and ideas for building it into a daily rhythm
• Printable leaf template — nine simple, smooth leaf outlines per page, ready to trace or cut
• Tree reference drawing — a guide for sketching your own trunk-and-branches shape on butcher paper, so every kit-maker has something consistent to work from

Ideal For: Children's Ministry and family ministry leaders looking for a low-cost, high-meaning take-home practice; congregations building out fall or Thanksgiving programming; intergenerational or whole-family discipleship efforts; churches wanting a simple entry point into household spiritual practice.