From The Desk Of Your Creative Content Creator "pumpkins"


Theme:  Pumpkins
Tip: Sensory explore pumpkin parts
Tip: What grows first from seed to pumpkin
Tip: Art ( Eye Hand Coordination) decorate a pumpkin

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  1. Decorate a pumpkin ( small motor)
  2. Stuffed bag pumpkin ( painting)
  3. Shape pumpkin sequencing
  4. Tissue Paper  pumpkin art
  5. Pumpkin Pie Science ( How to turn a pumpkin into a pie) create recipe and then make.
  6. Pumpkin Patch Obstacle Course  ( math or spelling) complete the obstacle to find the pumpkin and add it to the right word or math problem.
  7. Pumpkin observation ( what happens to a pumpkin after you carve it?  ( document time and changes)
  8. Pumpkin parts feely bag stories. ( seeds, pulp, rind)
  9. 5 senses pumpkin investigation
  10. Grow a pumpkin and make in jack O lantern

Questions For Engaging Learning
1) What Does a Pumpkin Grow From?
2) What part of the pumpkin grows first?
3) what can you turn a pumpkin into?




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