Every year at work, the week before Halloween, we have our "Magic Pumpkin" week. During the week, each classroom incorporates different pumpkin and halloween related activities into their lesson plans. Then towards the middle to end of the week, the children plant a magic pumpkin seed in the morning and after nap their pumpkins have grown.
We had some left over lollipops from a recent marketing event and I came across this cute idea. You simply need a pumpkin, a nail and hammer (or in my case at work, a thin screwdriver and the end of a socket wrench.) Now, my one fail to this project was when I started the first row, I put the holes really close together.
Once you have the holes appropriately spaced, then add the lollipops and put it out for display and for the children to take.
http://www.simplydesigning.net/2011/10/lollipop-pumpkin.html
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