It’s that time of year again! Our local farms are busy with families looking for that “perfect” pumpkin. It is also a great theme for reading, writing, and creating! So here are some ideas for the rest of the month.
This is a FREE downloadable resource that children can use to create their own informational book about pumpkins. All you need are some nonfiction texts like Pumpkins by Gail Gibbons, and your young writers will be well on their way. For more on this idea, CLICK HERE.
For a quick, but cute craft, how about trying this paper plate pumpkin. The stem is part of a paper tube. Add some curly pipe cleaners and a few green leaves, and viola!
Ready for some pumpkin trivia?
How many of these do you know?
CLICK HERE for the a printable copy for yourself as well as the answers!
Practicing math facts can be more fun when sorting into pumpkin shaped containers!
Who can resist the sensory pleasure of pumpkin scented play dough?? I found this recipe at Your Modern Family.com
I think your students will love this drawing tutorial!This final activity come from Peggy Means. She created a FREE Fall Fact or Opinion game. Click on the picture to download it from her TpT store.Happy Fall Y’All!!!!
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