With Halloween nearing and pumpkins piled everywhere it was time we sat down for some hands on science and learned about the different parts of a pumpkin so we could name more than just the stem and pulp. The kid’s dove right inside their pumpkin feeling the slimy strands, picking out the seeds, and turning the activity into a pumpkin dissection. When they were done and all cleaned up they colored, cut, and glued labels to name the different parts of the pumpkin and add a page to their science notebook.
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The free printable comes with two versions, one version has numbers to match to make sure the labels are placed correctly and the other version has no matching numbers for those who can read and place the labels on their own. That way you can decide which level to give your child. We also made a What’s Inside my Pumpkin Craft to add to the fun and learning.
Suggested books:
The Pumpkin Book (affiliate link)
Seed, Sprout, Pumpkin, Pie (Picture the Seasons) (affiliate link)
The Roll-Away Pumpkin (affiliate link–Kindle version is currently free)
Learning about Pumpkins
Directions:
Give your child the pumpkin printable and have them color the picture.
Next, have them cut out the labels and glue them in the spots provided.
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The graphics used for this printable came from Homeschool Clipart . If you haven’t checked their site out yet, they have tons of wonderful resources and graphics for free!
