Three products in one!
 
1. Pumpkin Fat and Fall/Halloween Rhythm Practice
2. Five Little Pumpkins
3. Who Stole the Pumpkins? Interactive Slide Game
 
🎃 Pumpkin Fat and Fall Rhythm Practice! 🍂
Make your fall music lessons magically musical!
 
Bring a little autumn magic into your classroom with this interactive fall music activity perfect for Kindergarten–2nd grade!
First, your students will love singing the catchy song Pumpkin Fat while watching pumpkins magically turn into jack-o’-lanterns — just a snap of their fingers (and a little teacher remote magic 😉).
 
Then, keep the rhythm going with a hands-on rhythm reading activity where “pumpkin” and “bat” come to life as fun rhythm words for quarter notes and eighth notes.
 
This resource is perfect for:
🎵 Practicing steady beat and rhythm
🎃 Adding seasonal fun to your fall lessons
🦇 Keeping young learners engaged with interactive visuals
🍁 Building confidence in rhythm reading and performance
Easy to use, low prep, and full of fall fun — this activity will be a hit in your classroom all October long!
 
🎃 Five Little Pumpkins 🎃
Students will delight in this fun Fall poem and song!
 
Bring a little autumn magic into your classroom with this interactive fall music activity perfect for Kindergarten–2nd grade!
 
Use the slides to teach the poem, or sing the song however you know it. Once you download, you should be able to make a copy so you can edit the lyrics to fit your version. 
 
This resource is perfect for:
🎵 Practicing steady beat and rhythm
🎃 Adding seasonal fun to your fall lessons
🦇 Keeping young learners engaged with interactive visuals
 
Easy to use, low prep, and full of fall fun — this activity will be a hit in your classroom all October long!
 
 
🎃 Who Stole the Pumpkins?
An Interactive Musical Guessing Game for Fall Fun!
Bring excitement and engagement to your music classroom with Who Stole the Pumpkins? — a festive, interactive guessing game based on the classic Who Stole the Cookies? song!
Students sing the playful chant together, then take turns guessing which animal might have taken the pumpkin.  With 5 complete rounds and over 280 interactive slides, there’s plenty of variety to keep kids engaged and asking for more. 
 
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4. View the Template
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You can look through the design, read all the content, and get inspired — but you won’t be able to edit this file directly.