
We also did this simple art project, putting the five little pumpkin onto their fence. I tried to have ER write the numeral on each pumpkin, I think you can tell how well THAT went by the 2 and 5! Those curves are still really hard for her; she traced the three to avoid tears. I probably shoud've started out with writing each in pencil and having her trace, live and learn:)

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It just wouldn't be October without the Five Little Pumpkins! Love the Popsicle fence. :)
I have never heard of the 5 Pumpkins! Thank you for introducing it to me I know my girls will love it!
Awww! I love those sweet little pumpkins! I can only imagine the bond you and your daughter are forming with all these fun activities!
So cute! My son would enjoy that too, I think, and I just bought a new pack of craft sticks like that. Thanks for the idea :)
I LOVE the 5 Little Pumpkins rhyme! SO cute!
love the popsicle stick fence. Way too cute!
Her fence is wonderful! Very cute project.
I will be doing the five little pumpkins next week with the children. I love this version. Job well done!! Thank you for sharing.
2's and 5's are hard! But she did great :)
Oh my goodness how cute, we will be adding this to next week's projects :0)
Thank you for sharing and linking up to stART!!!
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My daughter would love whipping out the Elmer's glue to make a popsicle fence...she loves the runny glue opposed to the glue stick. Thanks for reminding me about this classic rhyme!
This is adorable! I'm so glad I found you at stART
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