Date: 18th
August 2014
Day: Monday
Time:
3:00-4:00pm
Class: Pomegranate
Theme: Yummy Food
Teacher: Teacher Yeong
How many seeds in a
pumpkin?
I
shared a book on pumpkin last Tuesday. Therefore, today, I brought in a small
orange pumpkin for the children to observe.
Yee Shuen tried to hold the pumpkin to see how heavy it is. |
The children passed the pumpkin around to observe it. |
At
the same time, I also shared another book – Peas! It’s not easy being Peas-y by Andy Cullen & Simon Rickerty. In this book, it introduces the
process of a pea from seeds to our plate. The children could understand the
process of the growing of the peas and how it was being processed in the
factory.
I
also brought in another book related to pumpkin – How many seeds in a pumpkin? By Margaret
McNamara & G. Brian Karas. Charlie was one of the children in Mr Tiffin
class, yet he doesn’t like lining before going to class as he was the shortest
one. Mr Tiffin always asked the children to line up from the tallest to the
shortest. One day, Mr Tiffin brought in three pumpkins with different sizes. Mr
Tiffin wanted the children to make a guess of how many seeds would it be in the
pumpkin. Therefore, Mr Tiffin guided the children in digging the pumpkin seeds.
How many seeds would it be in each pumpkin? Will the biggest pumpkin has the
most seeds? We shall disclose the answers after our taste activity on
Wednesday.
I
also asked the children to think of the numbers of seeds in the pumpkin we have
in our class. The children gave me all sorts of answers from 2, 10, 20, 50, 100
etc.
The
children were reminded that tomorrow would be our “Bitter Day”. I’m curious to
know what kind of food that the children will bring.
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