Groundhog day 1st grade

Get the Groundhog Day free printable and give your prediction on if the groundhog will see his shadow or not. Will there be 6 more weeks of winter?

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Celebrate Groundhog Day with this adorable and easy to make hat! Students will love being creative and wearing this silly groundhog hat to celebrate the end or continuation of winter.

Groundhog Day and 100th Day ideas and activities including a freebie for Groundhog Day and fun for 100th day

On February 2nd, Groundhog day will sweep through many classrooms. Here are 16 Ground hog day ideas that include making predictions, themed writing, games, treats and craftivities. I hope you find these free teacher-created resources and lesson plan ideas helpful. Have you seen? The Teach Junkie holidays section is growing in numbers of pictured tutorials with free lesson plans for how to … It’s Groundhog Day! 16 Free Teacher Ideas Read More »

I am SO excited for Groundhog Day this year! To be honest, I haven’t taught anything super fun or special on this holiday in the past, but this year is different. I have learned over the years that using kiddos excitement for special holidays or what naturally interests them is the best way to te

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Make your own groundhog day puppet and learn about shadows for a fun and easy Groundhog Day craft. Did the groundhog see his shadow?

Looking for fun and unique ways to celebrate Groundhog Day in your elementary classroom? These Groundhog activities are perfect for the classroom and include ideas like crafts, writing prompts and Groundhog Day read alouds that students will love!

FEBRUARY IDEAS GROUNDHOG'S DAY! With the winter we've had, I hope that the little groundhog does not see his shadow so that I can expect spring sooner rather than later! I write this as it's still snowing outside my window, but one can hope! Here's a cute, simple craft to do with kids. Take a pre-cut piece of construction paper (to fit the height of the toilet paper roll) and have the children draw the eyes (or use googly eyes or eye stickers), nose, and whiskers in the middle of it. Then…