3D Pumpkin Life Cycle Craft

Let your children learn all about the life cycle of the pumpkin with this interactive learning method. Print the template, assemble the craft and your child will be able to explore the different stages of the cycle in 3D.

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From seed and sprouting…

…through the growing vines…

…and flowering plants…

…until the pumpkin is fully grown.

How to make 3D Pumpkin Lifecycle

What you need:

Step-by-step instructions

Print out templates – pre-colored templates or black and white 3d dioramas. With a black and white model, the first step you need to take is coloring.

Cut out the pattern pieces.

Fold along the dashed lines.

Makes the folds nice and sharp.

Apply glue to the designated area.

Glue together.

Take one of the strips, fold along the dashed lines at both ends.

Apply glue to both ends.

Paste on the background.

Now get the parts of the pumpkin life cycle.

Glue them onto the strip.

You can also add labels marking each stage of the pumpkin’s life cycle.

Repeat with all stages. Once finished, apply glue to the back of the diorama.

And glue them together.

Simultaneous…

…until you get all four glued together.

All has been done! Your Pumpkin Lifecycle Craft is complete.

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