Are you looking for easy pumpkin crafts for kids of all ages that are perfect for this time of year? These easy crafts are a great way for young children to strengthen fine motor skills and scissor skills, but also a fun way for the whole family to create together. Use these cute pumpkin crafts …
Include all things pumpkin in your lesson plans this Fall. These pumpkin preschool activities are a great way for young children in a preschool classroom or at home to have so much fun learning and exploring. Pumpkin Themed Math Activities Buy plastic little pumpkins at the grocery store to work on counting, number …
Pumpkins are a sign of Fall. Pumpkin songs, pumpkin pie, and even pumpkin seeds all remind us of this time of year. Pumpkins are everywhere and children love them, so this Life Cycle of a Pumpkin Printable was created to learn all about pumpkins. You can use the parts of this FREE printable to create …
Want a no carve pumpkin decorating idea or does your school have a contest for Storybook Pumpkins? Here’s a collection of amazing ideas to get your creative juices flowing. What is a Storybook Pumpkin Contest? This time of year, school libraries in the elementary school and middle school of our distract have a storybook pumpkin …
Pumpkin Compound Words is another easy game you can make using foam pumpkins, which can be found at most craft stores in the Fall. Download and print the free printable, or create your own. I glued the compound word picture on the orange pumpkins, and then glued the two words that create the compound word, …
Getting ready to carve your pumpkin? Before you do, get ready for some pumpkin seed counting! Grab a pumpkin, large or small and before carving, make some estimations about its size. How many inches wide is it? How many inches tall is it? How long is the stem? How many seeds do you think are …
This Pumpkin Game is perfect for all ages because it can be used to have fun practicing almost anything! Download and print the pumpkin game template (below). Cut it out and tape it to the top of an empty tissue box. Use it to play one or all of these pumpkin games! …
N (22 months) and I worked on matching pumpkins from Confessions of a Homeschooler’s Pumpkin Preschool Printables. I started with 2 pumpkins for her to match and then we worked our way up to 4 pumpkins. If your toddler isn’t ready for matching the pumpkin halves, put the pumpkins in a row (without cutting them) …
Here are several mini plastic pumpkin activities that you can prepare for your toddler or preschooler! Yesterday we counted straws into these plastic pumpkins. During this activity I couldn’t help but wonder what else you could do with these little plastic pumpkins. Use the same format as pictured above but with rhyming words, word families, syllables, beginning/middle/end sounds, or money. The …
This free, printable Pumpkin Dice game is great for counting, number identification, and one to one correspondence. Materials: 2 dice counters to cover the pumpkins (blocks, cheerios, pumpkin candies, etc.) pumpkin dice game game board How to Play: Roll 2 dice. Add the numbers together and cover the pumpkin that shows the …
I was so excited to see this pumpkin alphabet matching activity on Little Family Fun. Draw a pumpkin on a piece of paper and circles with letters inside. Then match alphabet stickers to the circles on the pumpkin. You could even use this idea to match numbers or colors using the circle stickers you’d use to label items at …
5 Little Pumpkins is our favorite Fall rhyme! Five Little Pumpkins Five little pumpkins sitting on a gate. The first one said, “Oh, my it’s getting late!” The second one said, “There are witches in the air.” The third one said, “But we don’t care.” The fourth one said, “Let’s run, let’s run!” The fifth …