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Apple
Pratt's Apple
Theme
Banana
See food for
coloring pages.
B
is for Banana @ Dole5aday: Music Video
Blueberries
Book: Blueberries for Sal by
Robert McCloskey
Read the book.
Snack: Eat blueberries just like Sal in the book.
Cooking: Make blueberry
muffins or dairy-free
blueberry muffins.
Music: Sing The
Muffin
Man as you make muffins.
See food for coloring pages.
Cherry
Cooking:
Make: chery
muffins, Canned
Fruit Pie: Cherry Pie, cinnamon
(cherry) crepes, or Cherry Cheese
Pie.
See fruit for coloring pages.
Citrus
Cooking & Snack: Make grapefruit, orange, or lemon juice.
Make lemon meringue pie. Eat: a grapefruit or an orange.
See food for coloring pages.
ColoringBookFun.com: Food Coloring Pages
Sunkist Has experiments using citrus and activities for children (Coloring pages, Crossword Puzzles, Word find, Tic-Tac-Toe, and Step' n Thru).
CoconutColoringpages.net:
Dot-to-Dot: Monkey eating a coconut (1-20)
Kayleigh's
Playground - Coloring Pages
Beach with 3 coconut trees.
Cooking and Snack:
Make Ranger (Cowboy) Cookies.
Eat coconut.
See food
for
coloring pages.
Lemon
Make lemonade and do step #1 listed below. Have the children help
you make the lemonade.
or
1. Have your children sample sugar and lemon to experience both sweet and sour things. Talk about sweet and sour.
Mandarin
Orange
Snack: Mandarin oranges
Nectarine
ColoringBookFun.com:
Nectarine
Snack: Nectarine
Olive
Snack: Eat black or green olives.
Alef Bet
Olive
Coloring Page @ Torah Tots
Bible
Garden Coloring Book: Olive
Book: Each Peach Pear Plum by Allan
Ahlberg
Activities
Each Peach Pear Plum
Peach
Cooking:
Make peach pie or anything with peaches in it.
Yummy
Spiced Peach Muffins
Book: James and The Giant Peach by Roald Dahl Ages 9+
Activities & Worksheet to go James and The Giant Peach (Chapter 1)
Pear
See food for
coloring pages.
Pineapple
Talk about where pineapple grows, how it grows, what he needs to grow,
etc.
Pineapple
Bread
See food for coloring pages.
Dole has recipes you can make.
Dole.com
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Activities
Plum
Little Jack
Horner: Rhymes
Raspberry
See food
for coloring pages.
Video clip of how watermelons get to the supermarket @ watermelon.org
Watermelon Craft
To make the watermelon pattern, fold a 12x9 inch piece of red or pink
and green piece of construction paper in half. Fold it in half
lenghwise. Starting from the top, cut at an angle to about 2
inches from the bottom of the paper. Fold it again and meaure 1
inch across the top of the green construction paper marking every so
often. Cut. Cut the amount of watermelons and rinds you
need for your children or class.
Glue the red and green construction paper pattern together. (You will need to glue it together for younger children.) Make little seeds by finger painting using black (or whatever color they want for fewer children) kids paint. Count seeds after you placed them on your fruit.
Large Watermelon Craft
To make the watermelon pattern, fold a 12x9 inch piece of red or pink
and green piece of construction paper in half lenghwise. Starting
from the top, cut at an angle to about 4 inches from the bottom of the
paper. Fold it again and measure 1 1/4 inches across the top of
the green construction paper marking every so often. Cut.
Cut the amount of watermelons and rinds you need for your children or
class.
Glue the red and green construction paper pattern together. (You will need to glue it together for younger children.) Make little seeds by finger painting using black (or whatever color they want for fewer children) kids paint. Count seeds after you placed them on your fruit.
Paper Plate Watermelon Craft
Cut a paper plate in half.
Paint or color the part of the plate where it doesn't curve up red or pink. Paint or color the top green. Finger paint little black seeds. Count the seeds as you go and/or after you placed them on your fruit.
Watermelon Math Toss Game
To make a watermelon, fold an 18x12 inch piece of red construction
paper in half. Starting from the top, cut at an angle and stop
about 5 inches from the bottom. Fold it again and measure 2
inches across the top of the green construction paper marking every so
often. Cut. Laminate or put contact paper on it.. Cut
black seeds using thick paper, poster board, black checkers, or
coins. Have the children toss the seeds onto the watermelon and
count as they go.
Cooking and Snack:
Watermelon Cookies, watermelon
See food for coloring pages.
A
Girl Eating a Slice of Watermelon @ PrimaryGames.com
National
Watermelon Promotion Board: Kids and Teacher
Find the "kids" section and you will find these
activities: How to Grow Watermelons, Coloring Book, Watermelon Finger
Puppets, Math Problems, Science Lesson Plans, and Puzzles
Preschool
Printables: File Folder Game: Watermelon Numbers
The
Watermelon Unit
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