pumpkin

Pppppp is for pumpkin painting, pouring, pounding, and playdough play

Exploring pumpkins through all kinds of play in our outdoor classroom!

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Exploring the life cycle of a pumpkin

Exploring the life cycle of a pumpkin and planting our own pumpkin seeds in the window!

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Pumpkin head discovery bottles

Making and exploring pumpkins with our very own DIY pumpkin heads!

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Exploring pumpkin seeds in the preschool classroom

Exploring pumpkin seeds in preschool through sensory play, creative art, and science…

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We made paper plate pumpkin pies in preschool

These paper plate pumpkin pies are simple for preschoolers to make and will make your classroom smell yummy!

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Pumpkin vines on the sticky table

Exploring pumpkin vines in preschool through a variety of activities…

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Magnetic pumpkin play for preschoolers

At play with out pumpkin cans and magnetic pom-poms in preschool!

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Pumpkin patch scavenger hunt in preschool

I created our very own pumpkin patch at preschool so the children could go on a pumpkin scavenger hunt!

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Pumpkin playdough decorating in preschool

Using playdough, our preschoolers decorated their pumpkins and made some wonderful 3 dimensional designs!

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We made pumpkin exploration cups in preschool

We made exploration pumpkin cups in preschool today!

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Simple idea for mixing paint colors in preschool

This simple color mixing idea came from ABC’s of Jess’s House and I thought it was so cute that I shared it with our teachers and we gave it a try! To start out, gather some plastic zip-lock baggies and two colors of paint you want your children to mix up! Use a permanent marker [...]

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At play with baby: Pumpkin Play

Baby Clara has a pumpkin… The pumpkin is orange and round. Who is taller? Who is smaller? Clara or the pumpkin on the ground? See more on infant lesson plans here! This article is being shared with you by Deborah Stewart of Teach Preschool – Promoting excellence in early childhood education at home and in [...]

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We made paper plate pumpkins in preschool

This simple paper plate pumpkin was fun to make. To get started, all you need is… Two paper plates Tissue paper Paint! First we cut some eyes and a mouth out of one of the paper plates. This really is the most challenging part because you have to show the children how they can fold [...]

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We made pumpkin suncatchers in preschool

Mrs. R’s kindergarten class made these terrific pumpkins which make wonderful suncatchers! What you will need…. Plastic plate so the pumpkin can be easily removed from the plate after it dries. Orange and black tissue paper Watered down glue Paint brushes How the students made it… The children began by coating a plastic plate with [...]

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Stuffed paper bag pumpkin for preschoolers

The fall is such a fun time of year for preschool crafts. This little paper bag pumpkin is a bit messy but fun! What you will need: Paper lunch bag Craft stick Green and orange paint Green yarn Newspaper What your child will do Paint the paper bag orange Paint the craft stick green Fill [...]

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Symmetrical pumpkins in preschool

Finish the pumpkin! A preschool focus on symmetrics!

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