Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Getting Ready For Fall Festival: Cooking Pumpkin Seeds



After reading Eric Carle's The Tiny Seed, we talked about what seeds need in order to grow into plants. We decided they need: soil, water, sunlight and air to grow into healthy plants.

We also learned that animals and people eat seeds to stay healthy! We decided to see what pumpkin seeds tasted like. We bought a small pumpkin and cut it open to find many, many, many seeds inside.... 


Getting ready to scoop out the pumpkin seeds!


We all scooped the seeds out into the big bowl.

We washed the pumpkin seeds in cold water and added salt.

We dried the seeds and sprayed them with butter spray, we put them on a baking sheet in the oven.

The pumpkin seeds smelled so good and tasted even better!


Getting Ready for Fall Festival: Skeleton Parade

Making Our Skeleton Parade For Fall Festival





First we traced the outline of our bodies then we painted the outline with black paint!


Next we glued the different types of bones onto our bodies....



After our skeletons dried, we cut them out and hung them up on the fence outside for the Fall Festival!


The Skeleton Parade Poem

The skeletons are out tonight,

They march about the street,

With bony bodies, bony heads,

And bony hands and feet.

Bony bony bony bones

with nothing in between,

Up and down and all around

They march on Hallowe'en.

Getting Ready for Fall Festival: Scarecrow Kids

Having Fun Outside Making Scarecrow Kids.

Stuffing our scarecrow clothes with hay.

Our Fall Festival Scarecrow Kids :)