Printable ScholarPumpkin and Apple Worksheets
The life cycles of a pumpkin and an apple, the parts of a pumpkin and an apple, and a cut-and-paste, in black and white for kindergarten to 2nd grade. Perfect for fall.
The life cycles of a pumpkin and an apple, the parts of a pumpkin and an apple, and a cut-and-paste, in black and white for kindergarten to 2nd grade. Perfect for fall.
A six-page picture book to print, cut and staple: one short line on every page, and three questions to talk about on the back.
Each is a PDF to print right away, in black and white. Sheets with right answers have the answer key on page 2.
The four stages round a circle with arrows: seed, sprout, vine and flower, and pumpkin, each named, to color.
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The four stages round a circle with arrows: seed, young tree, blossoms and apples, each named, to color.
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A pumpkin cut in half with seven parts named: stem, vine leaf, tendril, skin, flesh, pulp and seeds.
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Cut out four picture cards and glue them round the circle in order, from the seed to the pumpkin. Answer key on page 2.
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The whole unit in one place: all 11 Pumpkins and Apples worksheets in one print-ready file with every answer key, and the Apples and Pumpkins reader in both editions, kindergarten and grades 1-2 (the grades 1-2 book has fuller sentences on every page).
Only in the pack:
Life Cycle of a Chicken, Living and Nonliving, Plant Life Cycle, Animals, Weather and Seasons, Solid, Liquid and Gas, Dinosaurs, and all topics on the K-2 science page.
Read the free Apples and Pumpkins book first. Viv the possum watches apple blossoms in spring, bees at work, apples ripening in fall, and a pumpkin growing on its vine.
Then color both life cycles and compare them: a pumpkin grows on a vine from a seed in one summer, and an apple tree grows from a seed for years before it has fruit.
Bring in a real pumpkin. Children draw it and guess how many seeds are inside, then cut it open, find the stem, skin, pulp and seeds from the Parts of a Pumpkin page, and count the seeds together.