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Mini Pumpkin Activities for Math and Science

Dear Parents, in the next two weeks, we will engage in exciting math and science activities centered around MINI-sized pumpkins. Students will participate in observation, measurement (height, weight, circumference), counting, and sink or float experiments. Each child is required to bring a plain mini pumpkin to school by _________________. Please ensure the pumpkin has no decorations. We appreciate your support in making this learning experience enjoyable! Thank you! - 1st Grade Teachers

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Mini Pumpkin Activities for Math and Science

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  1. PumpkinsDear Parents, We will be doing math and science activities in the next two weeks using MINI-sized pumpkins. The activities include observation, measurement (height, weight, circumference), counting, and float and sink. Each child will need to bring a mini-pumpkin to school by _____________________. The pumpkin should be plain with no decorations.Thanks so much for your help! 1st Grade Teachers PumpkinsDear Parents, We will be doing math and science activities in the next two weeks using MINI-sized pumpkins. The activities include observation, measurement (height, weight, circumference), counting, and float and sink. Each child will need to bring a mini- pumpkin to school by _______________________. The pumpkin should be plain with no decorations.Thanks so much for your help! 1st Grade Teachers 

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