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I hope the activity provided within is a great new resource foryour classroom.\u003Cbr>This file and all of its contents are for your own personal or classroom use only. In downloading this file, you agree not to copy, alter, reproduce, distribute, create derivative works, or publicly display any of its contents, except for your own personal or classroom use. No part of this file may be use for any commercial purposes.\u003Cbr>You may not host this file on your own website. It is not to be transmitted or stored in any form on any other website or electronic retrieval system, including Amazon Inspire. You may share my file with others by directly linking to my blog post. Please do not link to the PDF file.\u003Cbr>You may also include pictures of students using this product in a blog post if proper credit is given. You may do this by providing a link to my blog post as well.\u003Cbr>If you have any questions, please [email me at primarythemepark@gmail.com](email me at primarythemepark@gmail.com).\u003Cbr>Thanks, again!\u003Cbr>Stephanie Trapp\u003Cbr>To keep in touch and get notifications of sales, giveaways, and new products, follow me by clicking on the links below:\u003Cbr>|\n\n\n| \u003Cbr>|  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Parts of a Pumpkin\u003Cbr>Materials:\u003Cbr>• orange cardstock/ construction paper\u003Cbr>• green cardstock/ construction paper\u003Cbr>• brown cardstock/ construction paper\u003Cbr>• black cardstock/ construction paper\u003Cbr>• Partsofa Pumpkin templates\u003Cbr>• scissors\u003Cbr>• stick glue\u003Cbr>• liquid glue\u003Cbr>• pumpkin seeds\u003Cbr>• orange yarn/ string\u003Cbr>• raffia ortwine\u003Cbr>Directions:\u003Cbr>1. Print the two pumpkin templates on orange cardstock/construction paper. Print out the labels onto white paper. Cut out all templates and labels. | |\n| 2. Turn the black construction paper in the portrait position. Glue the inside of a pumpkin template atthe bottom.\u003Cbr>3. Cut several strands of orange yarn/string about six inches long. Use liquid glue to glue them into the two circleson the inside of the pumpkin.\u003Cbr>4. Use liquid glue to glue pumpkin seeds around and on the orange yarn/string. Allow glue to dry.\u003Cbr>5. Cut a small rectangle about 2 inches long and 1 inch wide out of brown construction paper for the stem. Use stick glue to place it on the pumpkin.\u003Cbr>6. Cuta small leaf shape about 3 inches long and 2 inches wide out of green construction paper. Use stick glue to place it near the stem.\u003Cbr>7. Use liquid glue to add twine or raffia to the stem to create a vine.\u003Cbr>8. Cut the outside pumpkin template in two along the dotted center line. Glue each pumpkin half on top of the other pumpkin, only putting glue along the outer sides. The halves open outwards to reveal the inside of the pumpkin.\u003Cbr>9. Use stick glue to place the labels on the correct parts of the pumpkin. | |\n| © Stephanie Trapp |  |","cbCaitqGVcMgdE1K","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitqGVcMgdE1K","pdf",2454411,8,"English","# Materials\n# Directions","[{\"question\":\"What materials are needed for the “Parts of a Pumpkin” activity?\",\"answer\":\"The activity lists orange, green, brown, and black cardstock/construction paper, the “Parts of a Pumpkin” templates, scissors, stick glue and liquid glue, pumpkin seeds, orange yarn/string, and raffia or twine.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you assemble the pumpkin using the templates?\",\"answer\":\"Print the orange template pieces and labels, cut them out, glue a pumpkin template onto black paper, and create the yarn circles inside. 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