Basic Area and Perimeter Pumpkin Growing Contest Craft for Fall and Thanksgiving
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Description
This fun area and perimeter pumpkin craft is perfect for a 3rd or 4th grade fall area and perimeter unit or Halloween math review! Students cut out three different sized pumpkins from grid paper and find the area and perimeter of each, recording them on 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place ribbons. Then, they add stems, leaves, and vines.
This resource includes:
- teacher directions
- simple written directions for students
- student directions with photos (great accommodation for English Language Learners or students with learning disabilities)
- all materials needed to complete the project
- a scoring rubric
- a finished example
Pumpkins not in season? Check out the "Watermelon Growing Contest" here!
This activity is also included in an 8 day print and go area and perimeter unit for 4th grade available here!
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Credits: The border was created by Krista Wallden - Creative Clips and used with permission. The stem and vine clip art were created by Clker-Free-Vector-Images and used with permission. The leaf clip art was created by Prince Padania and used with permission. Fonts used include: Pangolin by Kevin Burke, Amatic SC by Vernon Adams, Londrina Solid and Londrina Sketch by Marcelo Magalhães, and Chelsea Market by Tart Workshop, and All fonts used with permission under open source licenses. The preview video features the music Merry Go Slower by Kevin MacLeod which is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ found at this source.
