Watermelon Placemat
Added: 07-14-1998
Original Author: Unknown
Need: Green paper, Red Paper, Black paper, White paper, Scissors, Glue
Directions:
Make the green paper into a frame, by cutting out the middle.
I took a box and traced it on the green paper, then cut it out.
Glue the green frame on the red paper.
Then take the black and white paper and cut watermelon seed shape.
Glue them all over your place mat.
Note: Cover with contact paper to make them more durable.
Watermelons
Added: 07-14-1998
Original Author: Unknown
Need: One paper plate, a red crayon, a green crayon, glue, scissors, small black beans
Directions:
Cut the paper plate in half. Have the children color the rim green, and the rest red.
Then glue the black beans on as seeds. I did this as a listening exercise.
We all colored green together. We all counted out 8 beans each.
Watermelon Art
Added: 09-24-2000
Original Author: Unknown
Need: Green and red construction paper, Watermelon seeds
Directions:
Give each child a circle cut out of green construction paper and a slightly smaller circle cut out of red construction paper.
Have the children glue their red circles on top of their green ones. Then let them glue watermelon seeds all over their red circles.
Watermelon Tambourines
Added: 05-31-2001
Original Author: Unknown
Need: small paper plates, crayons, beans, seeds, and glue
Directions:
Have the children color 2 small paper plates to look like watermelon slices. (green rind, red fruit, black seeds), you can glue real seeds on if you like. Put beans inside the plates and staple them together.
Watermelon Slices
Added: 05-31-2001
Original Author: Unknown
Need: Red tissue Paper, Watermelon Cutouts and glue
Directions: Glue red tissue paper pieces on drawings of watermelon slices.
Seed Collage
Added: 05-31-2001
Original Author: Unknown
Need: Watermelons seeds, paper and glue
Directions: Wash and Dry watermelon seeds. Use them for for a collage.
My Watermelon
Added: 05-31-2001
Original Author: Unknown
Need: Collage materials (colored rice, colored sand, watercolors, colored macaroni, tissue paper, construction paper, contact paper, colored tape, etc…), seeds, paper plate, glue
Directions: Usually, I set out lots of materials (see above) along with the seeds and pre-cut paper plates and say “Let’s make a slice of watermelon.” The children take it from there.