It is cool in sweet dear Alabama. I am curled up linking up with
PAWSitively Learning and
The Inspired Owl for their Pick 3 Linky.
It is the month of October and also the month of Pumpkins, of course. So, I am going to try to shy away from the Pumpkin mania.
Math is a great subject to teach the kids and it is even perfect with candy corn. This activity is a great way for kids to learn about counting and also get to eat the candy corn as well.
Another great example of Halloween math that would be great around this time of the month.
Another great example is based on pumpkins. For science, we would use pumpkins to work with all of my five senses such as smell and touch. This activity is based on pumpkins and the kids being able to see what the pumpkin is and what is the senses involved.
I did say that I tried to back off the pumpkin talk, but I can't.
Paper Plates are a great way to create art. Making Paper plate leafs are a great source to make sure that the kids would learn the leaf unit when you create it coming up soon.
I love this art and it will be a great way for the kids to do during the fall season.
These are great activities that would be perfect in the future.
It is the month of October and also the month of Pumpkins, of course. So, I am going to try to shy away from the Pumpkin mania. 
Math is a great subject to teach the kids and it is even perfect with candy corn. This activity is a great way for kids to learn about counting and also get to eat the candy corn as well.
Another great example is based on pumpkins. For science, we would use pumpkins to work with all of my five senses such as smell and touch. This activity is based on pumpkins and the kids being able to see what the pumpkin is and what is the senses involved.
Paper Plates are a great way to create art. Making Paper plate leafs are a great source to make sure that the kids would learn the leaf unit when you create it coming up soon.
I love hands on science activities! Great ideas for the little learners!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your October pins! We are having pumpkin week the last week of October, and that sensory pin will be perfect! The candy corn counting is adorable and educational- the kids would love it! Thank you for sharing and linking up! :)
ReplyDeleteLove these ideas! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHeather from Mrs. Renz’ Class
The pumpkin science ideas are wonderful. My school has a fall festival and every student has the opportunity to carve a pumpkin. Doing pumpkin science on the same day would be ideal.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Those paper plate leaves are adorable! Thanks for linking up and sharing such great ideas for October!
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