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Paperplate Watermelons

by on Nov 17th, 2010

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Here’s a cool activity my co-teacher, Sandra Ong shared with me. We took some pictures of the final product but none of it in the making. So let me try my best to put it into words!

What you need

  • Watermelon seeds ( “Butong Pakwan” as we call it in the Philippines)
  • Paper Plate
  • Red and Green paint
  • Glue

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Step 1: Give the kids the paper plates and let them paint it green and red (you can also already mix the paint with the glue)

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Step 2: Let them glue on the watermelon seeds

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Step 3: Once it has dried, fold the paper plates in the middle and staple or glue on a cardboard as the outer covering of the watermelon. (Older kids can do this, but for younger kids, the teacher might need to help out)

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Thank you Teacher Sandra for this “yummy” activity!

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Cheryl Villareal is a preschool teacher and the owner/ editor-in-chief of LittleRunningTeacher.com. On weekdays, she could be found teaching her little tots while Sundays are her workout days. She easily enjoys simple things and loves experiencing new things! Her blog is simply a way for her to share these experiences with people. Besides her blog, she also contributes and writes various articles on WhenInManila.com. Follow her on Twitter

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