Beaver Moon: Full Moon in November

Did you know that each full moon of the year has its own unique name? I have to admit, I didn't realize this myself until I started homeschooling my boys. I always knew about the full moons, but I had no idea that each month's moon has its own special name and meaning.

When is the full moon?

The full moon will be big and bright in the sky on Friday, November 15, 2024. This year we are in for a special treat because it's our last Supermoon for the year!

The Beaver Moon

This month's full moon is called the Beaver Moon. The name comes from this time of year when beavers are busy preparing for winter by gathering food and building a cozy shelter to keep warm. Beavers make sure they have everything they need to get through the season, just like us chopping wood and making delicious soup in preparation for the cold weather.

Next Full Moon

Next month's moon will be the Cold Moon on Saturday, December 14.

It's exciting to learn the names and what meaning they have. Plus it's an enjoyable experience to look up at the beautiful moon. The moon can be bright white, yellow, red or pink. It's one of my favorite things to watch as it changes phases over the course of the month.

Beaver Moon Activity

If you are looking for a meaningful and fun activity to celebrate the upcoming full moon, try this interactive activity! It's the perfect for reflecting and gathering your family to fill out the questions and color your own Beaver Moon. It would make a great addition to your homeschooling day or a cozy family evening.

Here are a couple of other activities.

12 Months of the Full Moon

12 Names of the Full Moon

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