After our Fall Festival fun, we came home to carve our pumpkin. The one we had purchased a while back and declared we would not wait until the last minute to carve. Yeah, that one.
Daddy took off the top to start the process.
Daddy proceeded by getting the kids involved in getting the 'guts' out. This time, we decided that we were going to try our hand at making pumpkin seeds, so we were a little more careful with those guts that we have been in the past.
We tried to get Jacey involved in the gutting process, but that took some work. Then we tried to get her just to feel the guts once they were out and help us sort the seeds. That process worked out a little better. She wasn't initially interested, but surprised Mommy by actually patting and molding the seedless guts! I'll consider that a HUGE sensory success!
And then Daddy had the kids actually help with the carving of the pumpkin itself. All kids got a turn at the carving stage (with Daddy assistance, of course - but I apparently didn't get good shots of all of the kids carving).
And then we have our final product!
















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