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29/5/15 Report Writing: The Pumpkin by: Lucy Preston DO: write a report

Pumpkins can be made into a lot of different things and some pumpkins have an interesting appearance.

APPEARANCE Pumpkins come in a lot of different colours and sizes.There is a wide range of colours that pumpkins come in, like green, red, white, yellow and orange.The colour of the pumpkin may depend on which type it is. An average sized pumpkin weighs around 6 kgs, but some pumpkins weight 450 kgs!

PLANTING/HARVESTING To plant a pumpkin you need a good spot where the pumpkin has space to grow.Plant your pumpkin in spring and harvest them around May.When the pumpkins are ready they are a deep solid colour and their leaves are brown or maybe have fallen off.

USES Pumpkins can be made into sweet and savoury meals. For a meal you could have pumpkin soup, bread and pumpkins can be roasted and boiled as well.Some people eat pumpkin seeds as a snack and there are sweet and savoury pumpkin pies. Also around halloween people carve their pumpkins into jack ‘o’ lanterns.

Pumpkins have a lot of uses and taste very good.

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I really like the colours that I have chosen and I like the spacing.

I would make the letters bigger so there isn't much space in the middle.


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