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Torn paper pumpkins

What you need:
  • Orange cardboard
  • Orange and green paper/tissue paper
  • Glue

What to do:

  1. From the orange cardboard cut out a pumpkin shape with stem (any size will do).
  2. Tear orange paper into pieces (get your child to help too) and squash into balls. Glue to the pumpkin shape.
  3. Tear a few green papers into pieces for the stem and glue to the top of the pumpkin.

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