Pumpkin F-U-N!!! 🎃

 Thursday and Friday were all about pumpkins!  On Thursday, the kids did a pumpkin investigation.  They illustrated their pumpkin, measured the height and counted the lines in their pumpkin.  We also made predictions if a pumpkin could float or sink.  On Friday, the kids got creative and painted their pumpkins!  I loved how different each pumpkin turned out and the pride the kids took in painting them. I will be sending the pumpkins home on Monday.

Enjoy the pictures! 

 























 

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