Carving a Pumpkin Silly Blank

Our Carving a Pumpkin Silly Blank Story helps autistic children practice language, reading, and creativity by filling in words for a fun fall adventure.

Carving a Pumpkin
One of the (pick a color) Happy Apple’s favorite Fall activities is carving (adjective) pumpkins. To carve the (adjective) pumpkin, the Happy Apple picks out the pumpkin that is (adjective), has no (noun), and is very (adjective). Then the Happy Apple needs to (verb) a design for the (adjective) pumpkin. One of their friends is carving a (adjective) ghost on their pumpkin. Someone else in the group is carving a (adjective) face. The Happy Apple is thinking of carving a (adjective) (noun) on their pumpkin this year. With a (adjective) idea in mind, they can start (verb) the pumpkin and (verb) the seeds inside. Once the inside of the pumpkin is (adjective), the Happy Apple can begin carving the (adjective) (noun). Everyone placed a (adjective) candle inside their pumpkin so it would (verb) in the night and illuminate their (adjective) designs!

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