Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater Lyrics that teach about decay and growth of a pumpkin
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H. Peter-Peter Learns About Decay and Growth

Peter-Peter Pumpkin Eater (and his wife) learn all about the decay and growth of a pumpkin in this adorable Mother Goose Meets Mother Nature edition.

Decay and Growth

Pumpkins are a great way to teach students about decay and growth. Children can learn how plants grow and then decay, producing compost, and eventually reproduce. This edition of the Mother Goose Meets Mother Nature books will teach children all about it.

Peter-Peter Pumpkin Eater Lyrics

Who loves pumpkins more than Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater?

After all, Peter wants his wife to live inside one! In this adorable version of the Peter Peter Nursery Rhyme, Peter and his wife are squirrels who love to feast on pumpkins. They love it so much that they plan to live in a pumpkin!

However, they quickly discover that a pumpkin makes a terrible home because it decays. These lyrics to Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater teach students the process of decay inside a pumpkin. They learn how this process creates compost. The story teaches new vocabulary like compost, host, bacteria, germs, and decay.

The first couple of pages go like this: 

Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater had a wife and couldn’t keep her.

He put her in a pumpkin shell

And there he kept her very well

But day by day she did not stay.

A pumpkin rots and forms decay.

The sides grow soft and them it falls.

A house can’t stand without the walls.

Children will memorize the text with ease and then be able to track the words in the book. Therefore, this video of the book being read aloud,  the printable guided reading book and PowerPoint eBook Show will help students learn to read too.

 

You will also love other “Mother Goose Meets Mother Nature” resources from this store or at TpT:

Jack and Jill Learn About Water

Humpty Dumpty Learns About Positions

Mary Learns About Animal Coverings

Jack B. Nimble Learns About Shadows

Little Miss Muffett Learns About Spiders

Jack Sprat Learns About Food

Hickory, the Mouse Learns About Food

 

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Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater (and his wife) learn all about the decay and growth of a pumpkin in this DOWNLOADABLE and adorable Mother Goose Meets Mother Nature edition.

Decay and Growth

Pumpkins are a great way to teach students about decay and growth. Children can learn how plants grow and then decay, produce compost, and eventually reproduce. This edition of the Mother Goose Meets Mother Nature books will teach children all about it.

Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater Lyrics

Who loves pumpkins more than Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater?

After all, Peter wants his wife to live inside one! In this adorable version of the Peter Peter Nursery Rhyme, Peter and his wife are squirrels who love to feast on pumpkins. They love it so much that they plan to live in a pumpkin!

However, they quickly discover that a pumpkin makes a terrible home because it decays. These lyrics to Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater teach students the process of decay inside a pumpkin. They learn how this process creates compost. The story teaches new vocabulary like compost, host, bacteria, germs, and decay.

The first couple of pages go like this: 

Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater had a wife and couldn’t keep her.

He put her in a pumpkin shell

And there he kept her very well

But day by day she did not stay.

A pumpkin rots and forms decay.

The sides grow soft and then it falls.

A house can’t stand without the walls.

Children will memorize the text with ease and then be able to track the words in the book. Therefore, this video of the book being read aloud,  the printable guided reading book, and the PowerPoint eBook Show will help students learn to read too.

 

You will also love other “Mother Goose Meets Mother Nature” resources from this store or at TpT:

Jack and Jill Learn About Water

Humpty Dumpty Learns About Positions

Mary Learns About Animal Coverings

Jack B. Nimble Learns About Shadows

Little Miss Muffett Learns About Spiders

Jack Sprat Learns About Food

Hickory, the Mouse Learns About Food

 

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Mother Goose Meets Mother Nature Books

Downloadable PDF book
instructions for how to print and bind
Powerpoint flipbook
movie of the flipbook being read
PDF, PowerPoint, & Movie

Includes:
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movie of the book read aloud,
PowerPoint Show of book

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