I love October, even though here in South Florida we celebrate a bit differently. The "pumpkin patch" we visit is the display in the grocery store, we look for costumes that are as lightweight as possible so that we don't sweat profusely through them and the candy for the trick-or-treaters should be something that won't melt in their bags before the little guys get home. The leaves don't really change colors - but the palms do start to sway a bit more in the breeze that rolls in this time of year. The weatherman got excited to tell us about a cool front coming in last weekend - the high was only 86! It actually was pretty nice coupled with lower humidity than usual. That's pretty much fall for us southern folk, but it doesn't stop me from enjoying all things pumpkin including my pumpkin spice lattes and crafts with the kids!
I had been looking for a jack-o'lantern glyph to do with the class to hang up on our clothesline, but I couldn't find one I loved. I did find
this one at Mathwire.com, but it wasn't quite what I wanted, so I decided to come up with one of my own. I think they came out pretty cute!
If you'd like to complete the glyph with your kids, get a free copy of the key and the patterns at my TpT store, by clicking on the image below - no tricks, just treats!
Thanks for sharing this cute treat! :)
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Denise, this is very cute. Thanks for sharing. Hey, have you come across some BAT stuff???
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Thanks!
ReplyDeleteChristmas and Halloween are the only times I'm glad I live in the midwest. Otherwise, I wish I could switch places with you! I love the jack-o-lanterns... very cute!
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How fun! Thanks for sharing, Denise! I just gave you the I HEART YOUR BLOG award. Stop by for more info: http://deceptivelyeducational.blogspot.com/p/blog-awards.html
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What a great glyph! Thanks so much for the share!
ReplyDeleteMaking these with my kiddos tomorrow! So cute..thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI used this activity with my class yesterday. So cute! Thank you!
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This is so cute, what a great idea!I bet the kids loved making them!I am stopping by from BSN (halloween Hop) and am a new follower! I'm off to look at all your other posts/ideas- I work with pre-school aged kids but still always looking for ideas that can be adjusted to my age group.
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Courtney
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Help! I can't find you pumpkin glyph in your store anymore...am I over looking it somewhere??? It's so cute but I can't find it for this year :(
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