As always, I included a visual schedule. I am a visual learner and I like being able to look at the idea that I want to recreate. I found some mini pumpkin erasers at Target and I knew pumpkins just needed to be my next theme. (I hadn't planned on this, so it is a bonus unit!)
If you have been following Riley's Rhymes, we will know that we are focusing on shapes, colors, and nursery rhymes. I made some simple pumpkin shape puzzles that I would laminate and add magnets to for a cookie sheet activity. I also made a version of these puzzles for mega blocks, which is the activity I used.
I made color sorting pumpkins. These colorful pumpkins you can add to a 6 cup muffin tin and have your child use tweezers or tongs to separate colored pom poms. I also included a a pumpkin sewing card and Pumpkin numbers. Use the number pumpkins to add either pom poms or the little pumpkin erasers to practice counting and number recognition. I included a black and white version that you could print on orange paper to save ink. Enjoy our pumpkin unit. Riley in action will be posted later.
Links
Owl Preschool - has a free mini book for the Five Little Pumpkins - the non scary version. This is the book that will be the base of our unit.
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