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Supplies needed:
- plastic trick-or-treat pumpkin
- yellow yarn
- wooden beads
- pumpkin carving scoop (we used the one out of this kit)
- mini tongs
- scissors
Tutorial:
1. Mix yarn pieces with wooden beads

2. Place scoop & tongs next to the pumpkin
Place a small pumpkin guts scoop and some small tongs next to your pumpkin. The tongs work great for gripping the wooden beads.
3. Prepare container for beads
I let my daughter explore the insides of her pumpkin. I decided to put a small container next to the pumpkin where she could put her wooden beads (seeds) into after finding them in the pumpkin. (For a great math extension, have your toddler/preschooler count all of her seeds after finding them in the pumpkin.)

