Pumpkin writing

FUN! Creative Writing Prompt Printable: If I Lived in a Pumpkin Get those creative juices flowing with this fun creative writing prompt printable. If you lived in a pumpkin, what would it look like? Write

Fall is such a wonderful time in the classroom. I spent some time today gathering up a list of my favorite fall picture books. Today I am sharing pumpkin and

SAMANTHA HENRY

The week before Halloween was all about pumpkins! :) We went to a Pumpkin Patch for a study trip, and the kids had a blast! The kids got to pick out a pumpkin to take home so we used that pumpkin for fun measurement with their book buddies. They weighed it, measured its circumference and counted the lines on it. We started off talking about pumpkins by coming up with words to describe them (reviewing adjectives. I used a few activities from Deanna Jump's Halloween unit for this. We made a…

Our Write About It! Pumpkins pack is a unique resource that can be an introduction to sentence structure for Kindergarten and a review of first-grade concepts. This product includes three differentiated levels of writing activities, each targeting a different level of progression with your students. The levels are Introductory Level: Color cut and paste to build a sentence Mid Level: Draw and complete a sentence prompt. High Level: Draw and independently write a story about a pumpkin.

Pumpkin Writing Template Writing Template, free to download and print

Yes, fall is here and it's pumpkin time once again. Fall is my favorite season. I love the colors, the smells, the cooling down and shortening days as we head toward winter. And, yes, I do love pumpkins! It is always so much fun to do a pumpkin unit with the little sweeties in kindergarten. These are my photos from last year. I couldn't find the time to do much of anything but run my classroom last year, so blogging didn't even make it on my "to do" list. I am so glad I took a few photos…

As you know, I love Five for Friday with Kacey from Doodle Bugs Teaching! Let's do this - five random things from my week! 1. More Love Another thing I L-O-V-E is TeacherspayTeachers. I realise you may have heard that before, but this week, it has been on my mind a little. I especially love that I can find resources to assist my teaching and be confident that the author of those resources is being respected. Several 'sites' have been recommended to me lately. I was told they were great…

How many times have you said, “I’m just not creative.” I’m here to tell you that I disagree! Each one of us is a creative being. How we use that creativity is unique to each of us. Being creative doesn’t always mean making fine art. Do you explore your creativity through decor? Through writing? Through cooking? Through yarn crafts? Are you getting the picture? Our creative expressions can be almost anything that turns an idea into something tangible. Here I share some of my projects and…

Fun and festive spelling or vocabulary practice! Students can write a word in each pumpkin with a white crayon, then use a marker or watercolors to color in the pumpkins and reveal the secret words!