Here are the contents:
These are the links for the items in the lapbook:
- My Pumpkin Book
- My Pumpkin Fact Pocket
- Pumpkin Fact Cards
- Peter Pumpkin Eater Puppets ( there is more than 1 link to click, so I just directed you to the page)
- Pumpkin Acrostic
- What can we make with Pumpkin Book
- Life Cycle of a Pumpkin Book
- Picture Print Outs for Pumpkin Cycle Book
The 2 things NOT listed with a link are the "What words can you make from PUMPKIN PATCH" book & the pumpkin "pie" spice wheel. You could easily duplicate these though without a printable. I used an awesome printable from the website Lulu and the Pumpkin Lapbook by Lilliput Station. But it is telling me now that I don't have access to it, grr;( So if you want to make a pumpkin spice wheel. Simply cut a circle of orange paper and a slightly bigger wheel of brown. Quarter the brown "pie" and glue nutmeg, cloves, cinnamon, and ginger onto the quarters. Cut a quarter out of the orange wheel and connect to the brown wheel with a brad. You can also make the Pumpkin Patch word book very simply by printing the words "Pumpkin Patch" at the top of you paper, separate into 3 columns by labeling them 2 letter, 3 letter & 4 letter (as in words you can make).
Hope this helps somebody! I was amazed at the amount of stuff I found on the web for ours, so be sure to "shop" around;)
3 comments:
Just go ahead and start collecting all those in an envelope for your sister! Thanks!:) Looks like fun.
It does look like so much fun! Why didn't you just go ahead and list the "Thanksgiving" links and we could have all made that one at the same time and then "posted" them. LOL! Ok, you know I would never really get it done. Glad the kids are loving school.
Lap books are great little keepers to add to the home school collection. Cayla has done a number of them in co-op.
I love your Pumpkin lap book. So cute; and what a great way to incorporate a little science into the seasonal festivities :)
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