Books:
Five Little Pumpkins by Iris Van Rynbach *
Piggies in the Pumpkin Patch by Mary Peterson
Plumply, Dumply Pumpkin by Mary Serfozo *
Pumpkin Trouble by Jan Thomas *
Craft: Paper Plate Pumpkins
The kids were given a paper plate. They drew a jack-o-lantern face in the center of the plate. Orange squares of paper were glued around the edge of the plate.
Extension Activities:
- Visit a pumpkin patch. Ask your child to describe the various pumpkins as they are in Plumply, Dumply Pumpkin. (i.e. large, squat, sumptuous, etc)
- Decorate a pumpkin. If your child is too young to carve the pumpkin, use finger paints or Sharpie markers.
Did you miss this week's story time? Want to get a couple of ideas to extend the story time throughout your week? This blog will give you the story time plans for the Jefferson County Library - Arnold Branch.
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Tuesday, October 22, 2019
Tuesday, October 20, 2015
Pumpkins Story Time: October 19-20, 2015
Books:
Five Little Pumpkins by Iris Van Rynbach
I Like Pumpkins by Jerry Smath
Plumply, Dumply Pumpkin by Mary Serfozo *
The Pumpkin Fair by Eve Bunting *
Pumpkin Trouble by Jan Thomas *
Craft: Jack-O-Lantern Picture
The kids were given a picture of a pumpkin to color. They then made the jack-o-lantern's mouth and eyes by gluing on three pieces of black yarn (each about 9" long).
Literacy Extensions:
- Carve or paint a jack-o-lantern with your child. As you are deciding on its features' discuss how different styles of features express different emotions.
- See how many different types of food your child thinks can be made with pumpkins. If you have carved a pumpkin, save the pumpkin seeds to roast.
Five Little Pumpkins by Iris Van Rynbach
I Like Pumpkins by Jerry Smath
Plumply, Dumply Pumpkin by Mary Serfozo *
The Pumpkin Fair by Eve Bunting *
Pumpkin Trouble by Jan Thomas *
Craft: Jack-O-Lantern Picture
The kids were given a picture of a pumpkin to color. They then made the jack-o-lantern's mouth and eyes by gluing on three pieces of black yarn (each about 9" long).
Literacy Extensions:
- Carve or paint a jack-o-lantern with your child. As you are deciding on its features' discuss how different styles of features express different emotions.
- See how many different types of food your child thinks can be made with pumpkins. If you have carved a pumpkin, save the pumpkin seeds to roast.
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