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10624 : Pumpkin, Pumpkin, Round and Fat | Halloween Music Craft | Jack-o'-Lantern Rhythm

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  • 10624 : Pumpkin, Pumpkin, Round and Fat | Halloween Music Craft | Jack-o'-Lantern Rhythm
  • 10624 : Pumpkin, Pumpkin, Round and Fat | Halloween Music Craft | Jack-o'-Lantern Rhythm
  • 10624 : Pumpkin, Pumpkin, Round and Fat | Halloween Music Craft | Jack-o'-Lantern Rhythm
  • 10624 : Pumpkin, Pumpkin, Round and Fat | Halloween Music Craft | Jack-o'-Lantern Rhythm
  • 10624 : Pumpkin, Pumpkin, Round and Fat | Halloween Music Craft | Jack-o'-Lantern Rhythm
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Description

Looking for a fall music lesson that's festive without being a sugar-fueled free-for-all? This one gives little ones a song to sing, something to make with their hands, and real musical symbols to handle, all in one class period.

Created by a National Board Certified Music Teacher with 22 years of PK–6 classroom experience, this activity pairs a simple traditional chant with a hands-on craft. Students sing "Pumpkin, Pumpkin, Round and Fat," then turn a blank pumpkin into a jack-o'-lantern whose face is made of quarter notes, eighth notes, rests, treble clefs, and rhythm patterns.

What's Included:

  • Cover page
  • Illustrated teacher directions with supply list and step-by-step lesson flow
  • Pumpkin Song lyric poster (landscape, perfect for projecting or displaying)
  • Blank pumpkin cards (2 per page)
  • "Musical Symbols for Faces" cut-and-glue page: whole notes, quarter notes, eighth notes, beamed eighths, sixteenth notes, quarter rests, treble clefs, triangle shapes, and rhythm-pattern "smiles"
  • Two optional extensions: a Pumpkin Patch bulletin board and a movement activity using students' pumpkins as props

 

Perfect For:

  • PK–2 general music in October
  • Halloween or fall harvest music lessons
  • Sub plans (low-prep, easy to follow)
  • Fine motor practice alongside music literacy
  • Bulletin board and hallway displays
  • Elementary art/music collaborations

 

Why Teachers Love It:

  • Note names come up naturally: "Which note did you use for the eyes?" turns into an instant vocabulary check
  • Every student finishes with a unique creation, so there's no "right" answer to stress about
  • Works for mixed ability levels; students who need support can choose larger symbols and simpler faces
  • Ends with movement, so the lesson stays musical all the way to the end

 

Format: This is a 5-page digital PDF download. No physical product will be shipped. Print on standard letter-size paper; cardstock is recommended for the pumpkin cards.

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