This is DEFINITELY something that will require help from a teacher or Mom & Dad.
What you will need:
White paper (whatever size you want)
Orange, Green, and brown tempera (or other washable) paint
Green and/or brown markers
To make pumpkins, ask child to make a fist. Dip knuckle part of fisted hand in orange paint. Place knuckles on paper. This is make the “pumpkin” shape. Make as many pumpkins as you desire to fill your page.
To make stems for pumpkins, place child’s thumb in brown paint and press in the middle of top of “pumpkin” .
To make leaves for pumpkins (and ground, if desired) press thumb in green paint and place around the page. This will make “leaves”.
Use brown and green markers to make squiggly lines for “vines” .
Now you have a Pumpkin Patch.
What you will need:
White paper (whatever size you want)
Orange, Green, and brown tempera (or other washable) paint
Green and/or brown markers
To make pumpkins, ask child to make a fist. Dip knuckle part of fisted hand in orange paint. Place knuckles on paper. This is make the “pumpkin” shape. Make as many pumpkins as you desire to fill your page.
To make stems for pumpkins, place child’s thumb in brown paint and press in the middle of top of “pumpkin” .
To make leaves for pumpkins (and ground, if desired) press thumb in green paint and place around the page. This will make “leaves”.
Use brown and green markers to make squiggly lines for “vines” .
Now you have a Pumpkin Patch.
