Click Science and Discovery Magazine for Preschoolers and Young Children

How Many Seeds in a Pumpkin?

Charlie liked school. He liked his teacher, Mr. Tiffin. He liked his best friend, Alex. But he did not like lining up to go into school. Mr. Tiffin’s class lined up by size, tallest to smallest or smallest to tallest. Charlie was the smallest in the class, every time.

One chilly fall morning, Charlie was surprised to see three bright orange pumpkins on Mr. Tiffin’s desk. One pumpkin was big, one

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