Nursery Science
We have taken a closer look at pumpkins, using our senses to explore their vibrant color, varied textures, and distinct smell. By employing magnifying glasses, the students examined the intricate details of the pumpkin’s flesh and seeds, gaining a deeper understanding of its structure.
In addition, we are conducting an ongoing observation of the pumpkin’s natural decay process, noting the changes that occur over time. To enhance our investigation, we compared a small and large pumpkin, discussing their similarities and differences in shape, weight, and internal features, fostering critical thinking and observational skills.
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