Frugal Kid Crafts: Watermelon Math

Frugal Kid Crafts: Watermelon Math

Frugal Kid Crafts: Watermelon Math

by Mackenzie on August 10, 2012

Frugal-Kid-CraftsHere is a fun, frugal summer project for you and the kids and the best part it teaches them a little math in the process! If you’ve missed any previous crafts, check out Momondealz’s Kids Frugal Fun page.

Watermelon Math Fun

Materials:

  • Red, green, and black construction paper
  • Glue

watermelon-math

Directions:

  1. Cut triangles using the red construction paper.
  2. Cut the “rind” shape using the green construction paper.
  3. Cut small circles from the black construction paper (we had self adhesive black foam so that’s what we used).
  4. Glue the green “rind” to the red fruit to create your watermelon pieces. Add black circles to create your “seeds”.

Educational Activities:

  • Math: Create math problems using the watermelon pieces by making sure there are various numbers of seeds on the watermelon pieces. Write + or – and = signs on a sheet of white paper and allow your child to create and solve their own math problems.
  • Language Arts: Labe your watermelon pieces with sight words or letters of the alphabet and help your child create a memory game with your desired learning skill

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