Past posts in the Apple Education Community are a super resource for timely classroom ideas. Use the search feature to find topics.
From last year’s resources and tips I was able to decorated a primary source pumpkin. (Photo from Carol Highsmith Collection Library of Congress - animation from Keynote!)
Even in high school, we get into pumpkin carving, candy distribution & Halloween photo contests. Pumpkin spice jumps into our lattes, October’s pumpkins don the desks of offices or workspaces AND it is always fun to also make digital pumpkins.
Here are some “how to” posts to get you and your students into the spirit.
- Pixel Art Pumpkins with Pages - Ericka Moser
- Pumpkin Investigation with Pages - Karen Irwin
- Keynote Pumpkin Carving - Eoin Hughes
- Digital Pumpkins in Pages and Numbers - AbsolutelyApril
- Halloween Pumpkin Keynote maker - Martin Coutts
- Animated Jack-O-Lantern - Keynote - Jill Merkle
Also check out Susan Maynor’s Fall Imaginariums - Fall Imaginariums to Unleash Creative Genius
#EveryoneCanCreate
October 02, 2023
Love the posted example, Cheryl! Thanks for sharing so many wonderful October activity options. I'm thinking of using Keynote pumpkin carving. Fingers crossed!
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