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“One Watermelon Seed” is an engaging and informative book that sparks curiosity about the wonders of nature.

With each turn of the page, young readers will see how one seed multiplies to become a bountiful harvest. Review: In this educational and beautifully illustrated counting book, children learn about planting and growing a watermelon plant from just one tiny seed. “ One Watermelon Seed ” by Celia Barker Lottridge With colorful illustrations and simple text, “The Watermelon Seed” is sure to charm and entertain preschoolers. Review: Join the lovable and quirky crocodile as he indulges in his favorite snack, watermelon! This delightful picture book takes young readers on a fun and imaginative adventure that humorously addresses the fear of swallowing a watermelon seed. Watermelon Wonders: A Sweet Book List for Kids If you want something different from just plain watermelon for a snack after all your watermelon play, why not make watermelon Popsicles? Get the recipe from Coffee Cups and Crayons. It involves making the watermelon shape and poking some small holes, then the kids try to get beads to land in the holes. If you want to make something watermelon themed for your kids to play with that will also help with their motor skills, check out this watermelon puzzle from Little Ladoo.

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Kidsparkz has some great free and paid printable watermelon worksheets and activities, including watermelon fractions, counting cards, coloring pages and more. Sugar Spice and Glitter has watermelon playdough along with a counting activity to do with the “seeds” (the dough is made with Kool-Aid and the seeds are black beans). Or try this watermelon slime recipe from Coffee Cups and Crayons, which uses watermelon Jell-o for the scent and color. You could also just cut up some melon and let the kids squish it, but that it is admittedly wasteful unless they also eat it. If you don’t want to play with actual food, you can make a watermelon themed sensory bag, like this one from Preschool Play and Learn.

If you have some smooth rocks around, you can always paint rocks to look like watermelon, as in this activity from Projects with Kids. (Or do the same thing but with paint instead of paper.) Kids can also practice their cutting skills on this one. This paper plate watermelon from No Time For Flashcards is super easy to make with things you probably already have in the house. Of course you’ll want to start by making a watermelon craft. This sweet treat is a favorite with kids and adults alike, the colors are fun to work with and it just feels like summer in a slice! Summer is the perfect time to eat, play with, craft and learn about watermelons.

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