A perfect way to incorporate pumpkins, books, and learning! Find out how to incorporate Pumpkin Book Reports into your October lesson plans here!
This activity goes well with these resources:
Here’s how it works:
- Print the free letter and assign a due date. Have them be due a couple days before you present them.
- Families make the pumpkins at home to resemble a book or a character.
- Students bring them in. You display them and have the kids present their pumpkins to the class.
Here are a few of my personal favorite Pumpkin Book Reports I have seen over the years:
(Courtesy of the Ms. Johnson and the other teachers at Richardson Elementary via the Simply Kinder Teacher Facebook Group).
(Courtesy of the Ms. Johnson and the other teachers at Richardson Elementary via the Simply Kinder Teacher Facebook Group).
(Courtesy of the Ms. Johnson and the other teachers at Richardson Elementary via the Simply Kinder Teacher Facebook Group).
(Courtesy of the Ms. Johnson and the other teachers at Richardson Elementary via the Simply Kinder Teacher Facebook Group).
Do the pumpkins always look so perfect and polished?
Here are some additional samples of Pumpkin Book Reports you may get:
(Courtesy of the Ms. Johnson and the other teachers at Richardson Elementary via the Simply Kinder Teacher Facebook Group).
What do you do if a student does not bring in a pumpkin?
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