It is fall.
The leaves change colors.
They turn yellow and red.
We are driving in the car.
We drive to the Fall Festival.
Lots of critters are there.
We bring a wagon to hold the things we buy.
I see so many apples.
I try one.
Mom pays the man.
Little Sister has apple cider.
She spills it.
It is sticky.
We go on a hayride.
There is not much hay.
We ride through a field full of pumpkins.
I watch a critter shoot pumpkins into the air.
They go SPLAT!
It is fun to watch.
We walk to the apple trees.
I see critters picking apples.
I get to pick apples, too.
Dad buys the apples that we pick.
Mom will make many apple pies.
Yum! I eat another apple.
Mom says, "No more apples."
Next we look for a Halloween pumpkin.
Some pumpkins are too small.
Some pumpkins are too funny looking.
I find the perfect pumpkin.
It is big.
Mom finds the perfect pumpkin, too.
It is not so big.
We play the horseshoe game.
We each get three throws.
We can win prizes.
I go first.
I aim.
I throw.
I fly. Whoops!
I forgot to let go.
Dad goes next.
He wins every time.
He wins a bunny for Little Sister and a bear for me.
It is time to go home.
Little Sister pulls the wagon.
I help her.
Dad carries the pumpkin.
Mom picks up the apples that we drop.
I think fall is great, but I ate too many apples.