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    Home » Early Years Science » Scary Vegetable Monsters

    Scary Vegetable Monsters

    October 28, 2014 By Emma Vanstone 1 Comment

    We had to make vegetable monsters for a Halloween competition at school last week, so I took the opportunity to try and teach my youngest child the names of some vegetables and how to recognise the name when written down. We also tried a bit of weighing and measuring.

    fennel, tomato, red pepper, spring onion, carrot and scales for making a vegetable monster for Halloween

    Can you guess how many conkers weighed as much as our fennel?

    5 conkers in a scale being weighed

    We made some signs and matched the vegetables to the correct sign.

    labelled onion, vegetable and tomato

    Then we made our monster, although I think he’s quite cute.

    Cute vegetable monster for Halloween

    Have you made a vegetable monster before? We’d love to see it.

    More science ideas

    How about making a vegetable shop to practice weighing and recognising different vegetables, a bit like our flower shop?

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    We love this vegetable garden sensory bin from No Time for Flashcards too!

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